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RockyCNow that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.
ricardo#Vykar is a New Open Source Backup Tool That's Faster Than #Borg, #Restic, and #Kopia
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ricardo 
Bundesligatrainer@atrapavistas I'd go with #kopia .This includes encryption, so no need to have #veracrypt on the external disk additionally.
https://kopia.io/
Maybe not straight forward, but a great tool function wise.
Icho Tolot@plsik @Big_Blue_Gnu @syncthing I'm still not sure of what you want :)
* You want a *second* backup locally on a disk?
* You want a real time backup (in case thats not what proton does)?
Anyway, then syncthing isnt your friend.
For a local backup you could take a look at #kopia
if you fear getting "mined", you will obviously dont want a "sync" (as in two-way comparison of folders) but a manually triggered copy of your files to an external disk.
K0do
Vicomte Folmer af HelvedeI'm looking at how best to teach my child about backups on their computer.
Initially I want to teach something simple, an external hard drive, and perhaps a version controlled backup system.
Unfortunately this need to be on Windows, but I'd prefer an open source solution.
I've looked at e.g.
https://www.xda-developers.com/best-open-source-backup-options/
And it seems like Kopia might be a good option.
Any input?
Jan Wildeboer 😷
New blog post: S3 Storage At Home With Garage Part 3: In Practice
Where we will run benchmarks and set up a backup system using Kopia. This is part 3 of my garage series.
https://jan.wildeboer.net/2026/01/3-Using-Garage-S3/
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