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Which cloud backend do you have it sync to?


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None.

You run it on your machines and they will sync among themselves. No need for any cloud backend.

Some people with Synology or QNAP run an instance on their NAS.


Forgot to mention, the syncing is all done via Nextcloud (open source dropbox like system, but also does a lot more).

I just use Goodsync personally. I used to have it sync to a WebDAV server in my house, but these days I just use a cloud provider.

On my "ideal" requirements list is the ability to sync, encrypted, to a standard cloud backend as well. https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/2647

Worth mentioning that Syncthing doesn't have a cloud part, while DB does. That said, I've been running it since the very beginning, even before it became public/known, and it had never failed me so far.

nice. looking forward to backend sync.

Is your computer running when this sync happens or is it uploading to the cloud?

It could sync from the cloud.

Thanks, not bad! I wish there was syncing without adding another cloud company to the mix though. Eg git or rsync.

Ah yes, my "cloud synch services"

Thanks for the tip! I will look into it. I am curious to find out how it syncs without servers. (I assume this is not an incredibly hard problem but we are just not used to doing things without "the cloud" these days)

I use Enpass which doesn't sync to cloud and can by synced locally (over LAN) between devices, for exactly this reason.

If it's just a sync backend then does that matter?

The cloud sync is optional. You could use the SSH access you get when connecting to it over USB, and possibly roll your own backup solution.

You can use KeePassX or its friends, and sync using Owncloud/Nextcloud. Those both use WebDAV for their syncing backends.

Supposing anyone wants to hear, the single most important feature to me is self-hosting sync. Nothing else matters... not a big believer in "the cloud". It would be better if the sync use WebDAV, then the server software is just Nextcloud. But even that last point's not so important.

Sadly Syncting still lacks iOS-support. As a result I'm running Nextcloud instead.

So does this sync all the machine state to the cloud? I thought they mostly used local storage.

Is there an open source syncing backend? I'd love something like this connected to a reMarkable.
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