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Actually I appreciate it. :)
Wasnt aware of the rclone functionality to use datachunks.
But how do you put the cloned data back into seafile?
Syncthing would simply wait until the peer is back online and propagate the update from the phone back to other peers.
But as far as I understand you simply pull a backup from a seafile repo if the server is down?
You don't need to put it back. Rclone mount is another "portal" to the seafile data, but fully assembled. It mounts to a folder you specify. Then you reach in and pull anything you might need if all of the seafile clients and web app are down.
They do have their own tool called Seafuse that will assemble the data as well, but I've not tried it since rclone works great and has a ton of support. It's fantastic.
Ok Now I understand.
Didnt knew that rclone was capable.
Well, that actually changes the situation. maybe I should still look into seafile.
Whats your hardware? i will try it on a RPi4, since I have read about nextcloud being a hog resource wise I hope seafile will be more calm
I have a HP Microserver Gen 8. And about 22 docker containers including Seafile running. I've read folks had good success with it on Rpi, but I haven't tried myself. I ought to spin one up on one I have that's not doing anything.
I'm a recent convert to Rclone. I've struggled with other CLI backup tools like Borg and Restic, but rclone is very approachable.