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| {{attachment:duplicati-fb-share-v1.png|duplicati logo|width=150 height=150}} == Duplicati == ''Free backup software to store encrypted backups online for Windows, macOS and Linux.'' |
#rev 2018-11-14 schadavi == Duplicati (BETA) == {{attachment:duplicati-fb-share-v1.png|duplicati logo|width=100 height=100}} ''Free backup software to store encrypted backups online for Windows, macOS and Linux.'' Read more here: . https://www.duplicati.com . https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/DejaDup (Ubuntu) . http://duplicity.nongnu.org/ (History) === Before you start with Duplicati === Write an email to support@ee.ethz.ch and request "archive service" for your account. If activated, you will find a link to "lagoon_archive" in your [[Workstations/FindYourData|FindYourData]] network drive. |
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| * activate "Password" and enter a password (can be your nethz password) | * [nothing activated] |
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| Default | * [Default] |
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| None/disabled | * [None/disabled] |
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| +Add backup select "Configure a new backup" |
* +Add backup select * "Configure a new backup" |
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| * Encryption: if stored on D-ITET server "No encryption" | * Encryption: if stored on ETH Zurich servers "No encryption" |
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| * select your data (files or folders). | * select your data (files or folders). We highly recommend to activate the the '''Home''' directory for laptop users. |
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| * Next time: Choose a good time slot. Make sure your computer is in running state and your user account is logged in (locked screen works fine). | * Next time: Choose a good time slot. Make sure your computer is in running state and you are logged in with your nethz user account (locked screen works fine). For example lunch time could be a good time slot. |
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| * ''ISG.EE managed computers have S: mounted automatically. For self managed devices, please have a look at FindYourData and map your itet-stor connection to a drive letter of your choice.'' | {i} ''ISG.EE managed computers have S: mounted automatically. For self managed devices, please have a look at [[Workstations/FindYourData|FindYourData]] and map your itet-stor connection to a drive letter of your choice.''<<BR>> /!\ ''If you set an encryption password and you forget or loose it, please keep in mind that your data will become a chaos of digital ones and zeros with absolutely no logic behind (in short rubbish).'' |
Duplicati (BETA)
Free backup software to store encrypted backups online for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Read more here:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/DejaDup (Ubuntu)
http://duplicity.nongnu.org/ (History)
Before you start with Duplicati
Write an email to support@ee.ethz.ch and request "archive service" for your account. If activated, you will find a link to "lagoon_archive" in your FindYourData network drive.
First run setup
Multi-user environment: usually, yes.
Settings
Access to user interface:
- [nothing activated]
Update channel:
- [Default]
Usage statistics:
- [None/disabled]
Setup a backup
- +Add backup
select
- "Configure a new backup"
General backup settings:
- Name: enter a backup Name
- Encryption: if stored on ETH Zurich servers "No encryption"
Backup destination:
- Storage Type: Local folder or drive
- Folder path: click on "Manually type path" and enter "S:\lagoon_archive" on ISG.EE managed Windows devices*
Source data:
select your data (files or folders). We highly recommend to activate the the Home directory for laptop users.
Schedule:
- Acitvate "Automatically run backups"
- Next time: Choose a good time slot. Make sure your computer is in running state and you are logged in with your nethz user account (locked screen works fine). For example lunch time could be a good time slot.
Options:
- Remote volume size: Set the Remote volume size at 1000 MByte or more
- Backup retention: Keep all backups
ISG.EE managed computers have S: mounted automatically. For self managed devices, please have a look at FindYourData and map your itet-stor connection to a drive letter of your choice.
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If you set an encryption password and you forget or loose it, please keep in mind that your data will become a chaos of digital ones and zeros with absolutely no logic behind (in short rubbish).
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