I use Amazon S3 / Glacier. Happy so far.

Laurie Brown laurie@brownowl.com wrote:

Hi folks,

Does anyone on the list have any recommendations for secure, reasonably-priced on-line backup services that are Linux-friendly?

Cheers, Laurie.

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On 13 December 2013 12:49, Laurie Brown laurie@brownowl.com wrote:

Does anyone on the list have any recommendations for secure, reasonably-priced on-line backup services that are Linux-friendly?

I use CrashPlan which is pretty good but cross-platform capability comes from being Java based which makes it memory hungry. Goof enough overall that I just renewed though. Apparently a native lcient is in the works but that's been the story for a while now.

A nice feature of CrashPlan is that you can use their software to do P2P backups - ie you can backup your files to a friend's PC and vice versa - for no cost. You only pay for data that you upload to their storage. That said you can achieve similar functionality through btsync and others...

On 13/12/13 12:49, Laurie Brown wrote:

Hi folks,

Does anyone on the list have any recommendations for secure, reasonably-priced on-line backup services that are Linux-friendly?

You could look at Paston Chase - Norwich-based and run on Linux. www.paston.co.uk