[mplspm]: Online remote backup for Linux?

[Shane McCarron]

How much storage do you need?  If it is not a lot (< 500 mb) a good 
strategy might be to just use a web hosting service that gives shell 
access and then use duplicity or rsync or whatever to transfer the 
data.  We do this for some clients now using flexbackup (perl-based 
backup solution).  Fairly clean.

Dave Rolsky wrote:

>Is there anyone on the list who can recommend an online backup service for
>Linux?
>
>I'd like something that meets the following criteria:
>
>- Not insanely expensive (< $15/month for a reasonable amount of data)
>
>- Encrypted during transfer and when stored
>
>- Doesn't require weird propietary tools.  If it used duplicity, that'd be
>cool.
>
>- Relatively easy to restore, but that's not the most important concern,
>since hopefully it's not something I'll need often.
>
>
>-dave
>
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