Startup volume on a local external volume. I also use CS for maintaining my bootable clone of my Iįrequently need access to manipulate files at our hosts, so ExpanDrive comes But I have both those utilities around for other reasons. The best method I've found for syncing to FTP/SFTP sites is using ExpanDriveĪnd ChronoSync. "If you are happy with the backup service, just use the backup service.
my "homemade" incremental back up solution?įrom a helpful and prompt person at Chronosync (this puts the quest to bed): Or I just keep paying Backblaze $50 a year to have backups, in the background, without me lifting a finger.?Īm I missing something (uhh, certainly likely?) or is Backblaze coming out ahead here vs. Then use Chronosync w/ something like ExpanDrive(seems like the cleaner solution, but again more money) to copy the latest version of my sparse bundle to sync (update) w/ the local sparse bundle(bundles, actually, as I will have more than one form different volumes) to the FTP site. Then daily update the local sparse bundle w/ SD.Ĥ. Btw, these files are very big - I have lots to back up.ģ.
I then upload that to my FTP site (already paying for w/ unlimited space), but I have to keep that sparse bundle locally (pretty darn big, eating up lots of disk space -I think this is quite a negative), to "smart update" it by syncing.
So, thanks to some insights I've learned here:ġ.I create a "sparse bundle" of files (I used SuperDuper! - which I then can incrementally update it)),Ģ.
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