Duplicity? http://duplicity.nongnu.org/

I've never used it, and can't vouch for it, though :(

Martin

On 21 May 2014 16:07, Toby Corkindale <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm interested in moving my automated off-site backups to Amazon
> Glacier rather than my current system which is a combination of
> Dropbox, Box, S3, and a custom Perl app.
>
> Glacier is better off working with chunks of files rather than
> individual ones, so I need a tool that knows to make archives out of
> folders, and to replace the whole lot in glacier if any files have
> changed -- but will leave it alone if it hasn't changed. A SHA
> checksum over all the (ordered) files would be sufficient I think.
> Software that could perform incremental backups would be better though.
>
> I'd also prefer to have these archives encrypted before being
> uploaded, preferably using public-key crypto so that I don't need to
> store the passphrase on the server all the time.
>
> If I write another script, at least it'll be in Scala instead of Perl,
> but still.. I feel like I'd just be reinventing the wheel. Surely
> someone has already created something that does the above?
>
> Unfortunately, googling around just brings up GUI software, or else
> people with very simple one-off scripts. I want something I can stick
> in cron.nightly and forget about it, unless it emails me to say it's
> failed.
>
> Does the hivemind have any recommendations?
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