Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-09 Thread Bea Groves

One of the reasons I have avoided Unity ;-)
(Apart from not liking the look).

Colin Law wrote:

On 8 April 2014 17:39, Bea Groves beagro...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi!

My favourite sub' for Ubuntu One? Copy.com -- 15Gb for free, and the client
works very well with Ubuntu and Mint.


Unfortunately copy.com does not work well with Unity, the indicator in
the top panel does not work.  See
https://copy.zendesk.com/entries/28050018.

Colin



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[ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread Barry Drake
Hi there .  Following on from the lengthy discussions about the 
closure of UbuntuOne, I've discovered Insync.  If you haven't come 
across it, it allows use of Google Drive with its free 15GiB space, and 
it seems to be fantastic.  It integrates with Nautilus and allows the 
use of symlinks in a dedicated directory.  It is incredibly flexible.


Unfortunately it costs, but only a meagre $10 as a one-off.  You get a 
free trial though.


Regards,Barry.

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Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread Barry Drake

On 08/04/14 15:59, Barry Drake wrote:
Unfortunately it costs, but only a meagre $10 as a one-off.  You get a 
free trial though.


Sorry, meant to say $15.  If you get me to make a referral on my 
account, you get an extra 15 days free trial, as do I, so if you are 
interested, e-mail me off list and I'll make one.


Regards,Barry.

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Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread J Fernyhough
On 8 April 2014 16:25, Barry Drake ubuntu-advertis...@gmx.com wrote:
 On 08/04/14 15:59, Barry Drake wrote:

 Unfortunately it costs, but only a meagre $10 as a one-off.  You get a
 free trial though.


 Sorry, meant to say $15.  If you get me to make a referral on my account,
 you get an extra 15 days free trial, as do I, so if you are interested,
 e-mail me off list and I'll make one.

 Regards,Barry.

There are tons (and tonnes) of free cloud storage providers out
there. For example, OVH's hubiC provides 25GB free (100GB@€1pm,
10TB@€10pm). IIRC Box also provides 50GB.

I've also had some success with ownCloud on a low-end dedi (which also
provides other services) for around 500GB@£100py (though I fell back
on Unison sync+Ajaxplorer rather than using ownCloud). This has the
added benefit of keeping everything under my control.

J

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Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread Bea Groves

Hi!

My favourite sub' for Ubuntu One? Copy.com -- 15Gb for free, and the 
client works very well with Ubuntu and Mint.


J Fernyhough wrote:

On 8 April 2014 16:25, Barry Drake ubuntu-advertis...@gmx.com wrote:

On 08/04/14 15:59, Barry Drake wrote:


Unfortunately it costs, but only a meagre $10 as a one-off.  You get a
free trial though.



Sorry, meant to say $15.  If you get me to make a referral on my account,
you get an extra 15 days free trial, as do I, so if you are interested,
e-mail me off list and I'll make one.

Regards,Barry.


There are tons (and tonnes) of free cloud storage providers out
there. For example, OVH's hubiC provides 25GB free (100GB@€1pm,
10TB@€10pm). IIRC Box also provides 50GB.

I've also had some success with ownCloud on a low-end dedi (which also
provides other services) for around 500GB@£100py (though I fell back
on Unison sync+Ajaxplorer rather than using ownCloud). This has the
added benefit of keeping everything under my control.

J



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Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread Colin Law
On 8 April 2014 17:39, Bea Groves beagro...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi!

 My favourite sub' for Ubuntu One? Copy.com -- 15Gb for free, and the client
 works very well with Ubuntu and Mint.

Unfortunately copy.com does not work well with Unity, the indicator in
the top panel does not work.  See
https://copy.zendesk.com/entries/28050018.

Colin

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Re: [ubuntu-uk] Cloud backup ....

2014-04-08 Thread Barry Drake

On 08/04/14 20:53, Colin Law wrote:
Unfortunately copy.com does not work well with Unity, the indicator in 
the top panel does not work. See 
https://copy.zendesk.com/entries/28050018.


Thanks guys ...  I guess you've saved me $15!  What I like most about 
copy.com (apart from the 15GiB of free space), is the command line 
options.  The problem in the gui interface seems to do with GTK - but 
you can do anything you want with the two commandline binaries ...  so 
I'm going to write some simple scripts to make it work the way I want it 
to.  Since it is always going to be working in the background, why would 
I need a gui?  It can be launched as a daemon doing whatever you want 
with whatever files and directories you choose.  Thanks again - I like it!


Regards,Barry.

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