Re: [Duplicity-talk] List all the files in the backup

[Duncan Betts]

I second that OwnCloud is worth consideration, it is very mature and
featureful.
I'd also recommend Syncany, unlike OwnCloud you won't require a server
instance and therefore unlike OwnCloud the encryption will be handled
client side
(https://owncloud.org/blog/encryption-2-0-in-owncloud-server-8-1/#comment-69879).
Do note that it is in Alpha release though (I use it but I imagine the
developer has good reason for not informing his users it is in "stable
release").
Whatever you do, once you have things set up put some dates in your
diary for "fire drills" where you double check that whatever you're
doing to protect your most critical data from any type of disaster, that
it's working.
Also, you might find that Duplicity is well suited for backing up the
majority of your data/filesystem, and that Syncany is what you want for
backing up your documents folder (which might be a dm-crypt container or
similiar if you don't want to rely entirely on an alpha release product).

Hope this is helpful :)

Cheers,

Duncan

On 20/02/16 11:22, Philip Jocks wrote:
> 
>>>> While thinking about what I try to achieve, I realised that there will
>>>> probably arise another problem: It's not possible to delete specific
>>>> files from an existing duplicity backup, as far as I know.
>>>
>>> why would you want to? a not readonly backup sounds ominous.
>>
>> I am desperately looking for a solution to use SFTP space as cloud
>> storage securely. As I wrote, this is not exactly the intention of
>> duplicity but I thought I could get it run through a workaround anyway.
> 
> yeah, probably duplicity isn’t the best choice for this. Did you look into 
> ownCloud? It (allegedly) supports FTP/SFTP as external storage and it 
> (allegedly) supports encrypting the files stored. I don’t know how well it 
> does that and if it’s suitable for you.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Philip
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