#kopia — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #kopia, aggregated by home.social.
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.1. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.1. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.1. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.1. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.1. https://kopia.io/
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@thoralf @jwildeboer @homelab I‘m running a two node cluster: a local node is running on my home server and the second one is just a spare Raspberry Pi 4 with a 5 TB HDD which I placed at my brother’s home. I’m using the “cluster” as a backup target for Kopia, which works pretty fine, although there’s just a 15 MBit connection between the nodes. I’m thinking about a third node to increase redundancy. One catch: backups are slower than usually, but as they are incremental it’s ok. #Kopia #Garage
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@thoralf @jwildeboer @homelab I‘m running a two node cluster: a local node is running on my home server and the second one is just a spare Raspberry Pi 4 with a 5 TB HDD which I placed at my brother’s home. I’m using the “cluster” as a backup target for Kopia, which works pretty fine, although there’s just a 15 MBit connection between the nodes. I’m thinking about a third node to increase redundancy. One catch: backups are slower than usually, but as they are incremental it’s ok. #Kopia #Garage
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@thoralf @jwildeboer @homelab I‘m running a two node cluster: a local node is running on my home server and the second one is just a spare Raspberry Pi 4 with a 5 TB HDD which I placed at my brother’s home. I’m using the “cluster” as a backup target for Kopia, which works pretty fine, although there’s just a 15 MBit connection between the nodes. I’m thinking about a third node to increase redundancy. One catch: backups are slower than usually, but as they are incremental it’s ok. #Kopia #Garage
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@thoralf @jwildeboer @homelab I‘m running a two node cluster: a local node is running on my home server and the second one is just a spare Raspberry Pi 4 with a 5 TB HDD which I placed at my brother’s home. I’m using the “cluster” as a backup target for Kopia, which works pretty fine, although there’s just a 15 MBit connection between the nodes. I’m thinking about a third node to increase redundancy. One catch: backups are slower than usually, but as they are incremental it’s ok. #Kopia #Garage
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@thoralf @jwildeboer @homelab I‘m running a two node cluster: a local node is running on my home server and the second one is just a spare Raspberry Pi 4 with a 5 TB HDD which I placed at my brother’s home. I’m using the “cluster” as a backup target for Kopia, which works pretty fine, although there’s just a 15 MBit connection between the nodes. I’m thinking about a third node to increase redundancy. One catch: backups are slower than usually, but as they are incremental it’s ok. #Kopia #Garage
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My backup includes the #HomeAssistant DB.
On the one hand, I don't want to lose it in case of an accident - it contains a lot of state, history, and configuration.
On the other, it's the largest daily churn and not really suitable to incremental backup.
Has anyone build better backup/restore for #SQLite, perhaps with #kopia?
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My backup includes the #HomeAssistant DB.
On the one hand, I don't want to lose it in case of an accident - it contains a lot of state, history, and configuration.
On the other, it's the largest daily churn and not really suitable to incremental backup.
Has anyone build better backup/restore for #SQLite, perhaps with #kopia?
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My backup includes the #HomeAssistant DB.
On the one hand, I don't want to lose it in case of an accident - it contains a lot of state, history, and configuration.
On the other, it's the largest daily churn and not really suitable to incremental backup.
Has anyone build better backup/restore for #SQLite, perhaps with #kopia?
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My backup includes the #HomeAssistant DB.
On the one hand, I don't want to lose it in case of an accident - it contains a lot of state, history, and configuration.
On the other, it's the largest daily churn and not really suitable to incremental backup.
Has anyone build better backup/restore for #SQLite, perhaps with #kopia?
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My backup includes the #HomeAssistant DB.
On the one hand, I don't want to lose it in case of an accident - it contains a lot of state, history, and configuration.
On the other, it's the largest daily churn and not really suitable to incremental backup.
Has anyone build better backup/restore for #SQLite, perhaps with #kopia?
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Another update from several months later: #kopia "just works" - it hasn't required any maintenance from me once I got it working on Windows and Linux boxes.
Regarding VSS: I found a different non-CLI hack that held me over until they released an official fix.
I'm not a huge fan of all these backup solutions running as userland system tray apps in Windows, versus OS service backends with user UI frontends, but I have to admit that it works fine on a single-user box.
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Another update from several months later: #kopia "just works" - it hasn't required any maintenance from me once I got it working on Windows and Linux boxes.
Regarding VSS: I found a different non-CLI hack that held me over until they released an official fix.
I'm not a huge fan of all these backup solutions running as userland system tray apps in Windows, versus OS service backends with user UI frontends, but I have to admit that it works fine on a single-user box.
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Another update from several months later: #kopia "just works" - it hasn't required any maintenance from me once I got it working on Windows and Linux boxes.
Regarding VSS: I found a different non-CLI hack that held me over until they released an official fix.
I'm not a huge fan of all these backup solutions running as userland system tray apps in Windows, versus OS service backends with user UI frontends, but I have to admit that it works fine on a single-user box.
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Another update from several months later: #kopia "just works" - it hasn't required any maintenance from me once I got it working on Windows and Linux boxes.
Regarding VSS: I found a different non-CLI hack that held me over until they released an official fix.
I'm not a huge fan of all these backup solutions running as userland system tray apps in Windows, versus OS service backends with user UI frontends, but I have to admit that it works fine on a single-user box.
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Another update from several months later: #kopia "just works" - it hasn't required any maintenance from me once I got it working on Windows and Linux boxes.
Regarding VSS: I found a different non-CLI hack that held me over until they released an official fix.
I'm not a huge fan of all these backup solutions running as userland system tray apps in Windows, versus OS service backends with user UI frontends, but I have to admit that it works fine on a single-user box.
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.0. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.0. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.0. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.0. https://kopia.io/
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Kopia Project released #Kopia version 0.23.0. https://kopia.io/
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I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn
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I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn
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I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn
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I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn
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I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn
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I hate #backups so much. You either have the really mighty cli tools (borg, restic, ...) that are so verbose that even connecting to a remote storage is hard, of you are not trained with terminals. Or you can get the bad commercial ones that have a super easy GUI but offer only their own propietary cloud as storage location.
I currently use #kopia and it's certainly in category 1. Even if they try very hard with their GUI, they are nowhere near.
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I hate #backups so much. You either have the really mighty cli tools (borg, restic, ...) that are so verbose that even connecting to a remote storage is hard, of you are not trained with terminals. Or you can get the bad commercial ones that have a super easy GUI but offer only their own propietary cloud as storage location.
I currently use #kopia and it's certainly in category 1. Even if they try very hard with their GUI, they are nowhere near.
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Now that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.
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Now that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.
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Now that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.
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Now that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.
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@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.
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@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.
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I'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?
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I'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?
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I'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?
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I'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?
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I'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?
