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Online Backups?

Posted: 09 Oct 2009, 18:57
by RandomUsername
Hi,

I am very close to buying a Bubba 2 Server tonight, I've had my eye on one of these babies for a while.

Until now I've been using a low profile Windows XP box as a file server and I had MozyHome running on it for online backups. This PC died a couple of days ago hence the imminent purchase of a Bubba server.

The problem is, Mozy doesn't offer a Linux client (yet) so I was wondering if anyone here uses any kind of online backup service that works well with Bubba servers. I've found a few services that support Linux generally and seem like a good price (although none of them can beat Mozy's $5 p/m for unlimited storage :( ) but I'd still appreciate any recommendations.

Thanks.

[EDIT]You guys also need a UK reseller. I just payed 25% VAT which really stung. It's only 15% here at the moment.

Re: Online Backups?

Posted: 12 Oct 2009, 09:07
by dan13l

Re: Online Backups?

Posted: 12 Oct 2009, 11:29
by RandomUsername
Thanks for that.

I've tried Humyo before and it's a total non-starter as it's too slow (several UK based customers had the problem but the Humyo team were burying their head in the sand over it).

Never heard of Bingodisk though.

I've found a few providers that offer ftp access so that combined with the Bubba Two's built in backup facility should work quite well.

Re: Online Backups?

Posted: 15 Oct 2009, 18:31
by cmcevoy
Worth looking at www.rsync.net
$0.72 per GB per month, secure and well established, with simple scriptable backups.

Re: Online Backups?

Posted: 15 Oct 2009, 20:38
by RandomUsername
cmcevoy wrote:Worth looking at http://www.rsync.net
$0.72 per GB per month, secure and well established, with simple scriptable backups.
Thanks but that is ludicrously expensive. Some of the places I've seen (including Mozy) offer unlimted storage for $5 - $10 per month. At the rates you've quoted I'd easily be paying over $200 p/m.

Re: Online Backups?

Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 14:22
by cmcevoy
RandomUsername wrote:Thanks but that is ludicrously expensive.
Fair 'nuff : compares better with MozyPro