What does Sup Forums use to back up their data?
What does Sup Forums use to back up their data?
Leo Moore
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Logan Richardson
cd-rom
Isaac Adams
a harddrive
Evan Reyes
my girlfriends pussy
Carter Jones
yahoo mail
John Wright
laser discs
Julian Baker
But you don't have a gf right user?
USB
Camden Adams
Time Machine.
Camden Brooks
that must hold a lot lol
Kayden Sanders
i meant ur prostitute mum
fock off cranka maddafacker
Sebastian Morales
>back up
A true edgy Sup Forumsentoman lives on the limit, no backups.
Also install gentoo.
Parker Miller
[urmom@gentoo] cp /* 192.168.1.44/bup/
Nolan Cruz
Cronjob or just manually every now and then? Also do you actually just cp or do you use rsync
Dylan Lopez
gentoo
Ayden Edwards
drag and drop
Hudson Garcia
An SSD that I got on sale. it just werks. I back up every 6 weeks.
Brody Russell
Sftp server
Gabriel Allen
I don't have enough HDD space to really back up everything. If it's important I just copy it on to other drives in my computer.
I'm thinking of building a backup server using RAID 5 for this (I don't want to buy enough drives for RAID 6). Could be fun.
Matthew Kelly
SSH file server
Evan Kelly
an external HDD I got for Xmas. Works well. Backup every few weeks when I remember.
Samuel Mitchell
fsarchiver. Bonus, use lvm to snapshot, so i can back up a mounted partition.
Jace Jones
I haven't done it yet (currently using genisoimage to manually make backup isos then I copy them to a DVD), but I plan on creating a separate server (Ubuntu) and using rsync.
help.ubuntu.com
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Isaiah Butler
I tar everything and use dropbox.
Colton Collins
RAID
Hudson Wood
Redundancy is not the same as backup.
Elijah Fisher
that is the joke
Dylan Evans
I didn't get it, can you explain?
Kevin Roberts
assuming you are not trying to troll
RAID IS NEVER A REPLACMENT FOR A BACKUP
The point of RAID is to have high availability of data
if a HDD dies, then you may be able to rebuild it and recover from the loss
or a second (or third) HDD might die and then you lose all the data anyways
Also, RAID does not prevent again
- corruption
- deleting something you didn't mean too
- hackers deleting things
- complete system failure
Backups let you recover from these things if done properly
John Adams
I know RAID clearly, but I meant I didn't understand the joke. Can you explain the joke?
David Cox
Finally have space for a backup, what's the best way to create a backup?
Brayden Allen
The joke is YOU.
Chase Rivera
private trackers
Christian Perry
Basically this, for me. I don't have anything on my desktop (all user folders automatically mounted on the server at login), so my server handles everything. I crontab cp. I have multiple drives (single partition) mounted for different storage types, so I had to build an identical array and use multiple cronjobs for them. 2 for each drive. I also did an analysis of server traffic over a few months to determine the best low-traffic time to run them (multi-user household).
Zachary Flores
install gentoo
Ian Hill
I have my own home server that i host files on.
Cooper Scott
Copy and paste files over to an external hdd
Dylan Rodriguez
an nfs mount, dd and crontab