Lahksman Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 25, 2018 #21 I sync all my data to my NAS, from there I sync the most important data to my free 1TB online storage (stack by TransIP).
I sync all my data to my NAS, from there I sync the most important data to my free 1TB online storage (stack by TransIP).
P panagiotisden2 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 28, 2018 #22 I have a scheduled backup every night at 5:00(because i often work till then) to a second computer of mine through FTP with Cobian backup 11 which creates zip files with my project folders and encrypts them automatically. Then my backup computer also automatically uploads the files to Google drive. I manually delete old backups for capacity purposes. So no manual operation except for the removal of the old backup files. I would love to find some software that compares entire folders (for each project) and not files so i dont have duplicates/ missing files backed up. I am considering to create my own with b4j so i can accomplish that but i sadly dont have the time.
I have a scheduled backup every night at 5:00(because i often work till then) to a second computer of mine through FTP with Cobian backup 11 which creates zip files with my project folders and encrypts them automatically. Then my backup computer also automatically uploads the files to Google drive. I manually delete old backups for capacity purposes. So no manual operation except for the removal of the old backup files. I would love to find some software that compares entire folders (for each project) and not files so i dont have duplicates/ missing files backed up. I am considering to create my own with b4j so i can accomplish that but i sadly dont have the time.
andymc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 4, 2018 #23 I use dropbox and also have a WD 2TB mirror drive with dropbox running on it.
JakeBullet70 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 14, 2018 #24 duneplodder said: http://beanland.net.au/AutoVer/ Click to expand... For those who do not know this is written in VB.NET And here is the source. https://github.com/hunterbeanland/AutoVer
duneplodder said: http://beanland.net.au/AutoVer/ Click to expand... For those who do not know this is written in VB.NET And here is the source. https://github.com/hunterbeanland/AutoVer
R ronell Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 18, 2018 #25 i do backup on dropbox, google drive and external drives every major updates, if i remember i just started to backup my files after i started using B4A( and that was 2 years ago )
i do backup on dropbox, google drive and external drives every major updates, if i remember i just started to backup my files after i started using B4A( and that was 2 years ago )
Douglas Farias Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 18, 2018 #26 i use the b4a forum to backup my pc https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/forums/tutorials-examples.27/
D Deleted member 103 Guest Oct 18, 2018 #27 Douglas Farias said: i use the b4a forum to backup my pc https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/forums/tutorials-examples.27/ Click to expand... I did not think of that! So you can save a lot of money on disk space and NAS server.
Douglas Farias said: i use the b4a forum to backup my pc https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/forums/tutorials-examples.27/ Click to expand... I did not think of that! So you can save a lot of money on disk space and NAS server.
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 18, 2018 #28 I have a triple backup solution for all my work. USB (Using Allway Sync whenever I work) Linux server in my loft - WiFi (Using Allway Sync working 24/7) Backup and Sync from Google (To Google Drive 24/7) As I always say to my clients. We can afford to buy and replace laptops and computers, that does not really matter in the work environment. What really matters is the information on our laptops and computers that cost the money, the hardware is just a means to an end. I have two laptops for developing on, one 18 months old and the other about 12 months old. I do most of my work on my main laptop. Whenever I travel around I take my other/second laptop. Whenever I start the second laptop up, it synchronises from Google so I can just continue working. When I get back home I turn my main laptop back on and that synchronised from Google the work I did on my second laptop, then the Linus server in my loft receives the latest files too. I plug the USB drive in whenever I feel like it and that backs up from my main laptop too. There you have it, I point blank refuse to lose any work lol
I have a triple backup solution for all my work. USB (Using Allway Sync whenever I work) Linux server in my loft - WiFi (Using Allway Sync working 24/7) Backup and Sync from Google (To Google Drive 24/7) As I always say to my clients. We can afford to buy and replace laptops and computers, that does not really matter in the work environment. What really matters is the information on our laptops and computers that cost the money, the hardware is just a means to an end. I have two laptops for developing on, one 18 months old and the other about 12 months old. I do most of my work on my main laptop. Whenever I travel around I take my other/second laptop. Whenever I start the second laptop up, it synchronises from Google so I can just continue working. When I get back home I turn my main laptop back on and that synchronised from Google the work I did on my second laptop, then the Linus server in my loft receives the latest files too. I plug the USB drive in whenever I feel like it and that backs up from my main laptop too. There you have it, I point blank refuse to lose any work lol
