[tahoe-dev] Potential use for personal backup

Shawn Willden shawn at willden.org
Tue May 22 17:11:16 UTC 2012


On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 11:01 AM, Saint Germain <saintger at gmail.com> wrote:

> The use case was to have a service similar to Dropbox (synchronisation
> and versioning) which doesn't require any action from the client (in
> my case the home computer).
>

Unless I'm misunderstanding (very possible), I don't think Tahoe gives you
this.


> Using tahoe, I have synchronisation between my remote server and the
> home computer.


You do?  How are you thinking this is accomplished?  Are you talking about
using a FUSE file system on one side or the other (on the remote server, I
assume, since it sounds like you're talking about pushing files from the
remote server to the home computer, which is the reverse of what most
people want to do) and then setting up something to automatically copy
relevant files into that directory?


> But I don't want the home computer to manage the
> backup, and when a backup occurs on the remote server I don't want the
> home computer to be "disturbed".
>

When you run a backup (with tahoe backup, I presume), where are you backing
up to?  Your home computer?


> I hope that it is more understandable that way ?


 I think I'm still missing something :-)

-- 
Shawn
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