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I'm a big fan of duplicati. You can install it on Linux, windows, (not sure about mac) and use it to send backups anywhere. Backup to your nas, to s3, smb share, whatever.
I’ve mostly stayed away from duplicati because of the “horror stories” around restore operations. Quotes because sometimes people exaggerate but other times they are legitimate concerns/bad experiences.
@lal309 @Limit I tried duplicati but now use #restic -
That's fair, we should all test our backups from time to time. I haven't had any issues over the years with it though i've never had to rely on it for a full restore.
I've generally had a positive experience with duplicati to backup unraid to backblaze. Recently had time to test my encrypted backup, and had no problem restoring it.
I use it to send backups to backblaze b2 also, it works very well for me.