I like Borgbackup. It has remote repositories, encryption, deduplication (solving the issue with interrupted backups), checksumming but no GUI, I think.
-- Benny Sad Clouds <cryintotheblue...@gmail.com> schrieb am So. 1. Apr. 2018 um 11:51: > Hello, could anyone recommend a backup application for a few desktop PCs > at home running Linux and NetBSD. Something simple and easy to use: > > - NetBSD or FreeBSD will be a central backup server. > > - Need fully automated, setup-and-forget application, which can do full > and incremental backups to a remote server, with various retention > policies, etc. > > - Need to be able to cope with unexpected reboots (i.e. user shutting > down a PC) and later continue backup where it was interrupted, instead > of starting from the beginning. > > - Would be nice to have periodic checksumming of backup data, in case > of bit rot. Alternatively I could use FreeBSD + ZFS. > > - Would be nice to have GUI and encryption, but not critical. > > - Would be nice to have easy, point-and-click restore functionality, > but not critical. > > - Doesn't need to be free, i.e. I'm willing to pay for software, as > long as it is not too expensive for what it is. > > Thanks. > >
