Hello Kurt Weiske!

** On Sunday 17.09.23 - 09:10, Kurt Weiske wrote to August Abolins:

 KW> Windows Backup for Windows 7 for primary backups. Media is
 KW> synced to a NAS using Resilio Sync, and the NAS is backed
 KW> up to an external drive.

Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of a NAS.  (I *was*  
looking into such a thing some years ago, but life happened).

I just want to send some primary important files offsite as a  
backup - pretty much everything under /MyDocuments for  
starters.  That alone is over 60GB and I have only around 15GB  
space left.   AND.. I want it encrypted so that the hosting  
company can't see explicit filenames nor pry into documents  
either.


 KW> I'm planning on adding a cloud backup to the equation when
 KW> I move to fiber internet and gain some upload speed. Now,
 KW> I'm on cable and my upload is around 20 mbps.

My upload speed will be excruciatingly slow, 1Mbps.  But after  
the initial upload of salient files, only new or changed files  
will be necessary.


 AA>> I experimented with 7Zip and gpg, but found out that 7zip
 AA>> doesn't support pipes.

 AA>> Is there another rudimentary grassroots way to achieve this?

 KW>  Can rsync do inline encryption?

Wouldn't know.  For now, restic looks like the best (and  
surpisingly the simplest) candidate to try.

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