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   • Alejandro

   @alejandrobdn

   What NAS do you have?

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     Alejandro (alejandrobdn@social.linux.pizza)'s status on Sunday, 29-Dec-2024 19:30:04 JST Alejandro

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     @selea Sorry, it is not a NAS but a Icybox DAS in raid 5 mode.

     The chances of multiple failures were remote, but I'm one of those people who suffer concatenation of unexpected events so a drop of sweat or two ran down my forehead in those moments. It won't happen again.

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     • Alejandro

     @alejandrobdn

     Aight :)

     Might look into Wasabi S3-storage maybe?
     Quite cheap, and suitable for offsite-backups :)

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     Alejandro (alejandrobdn@social.linux.pizza)'s status on Monday, 30-Dec-2024 02:06:12 JST Alejandro

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     @selea I have already bought the hard drives and enclosure to make the third backup that I will keep in another place, as I do at work, but this option you point out is very interesting for other tasks that I need to undertake in the office. I did not know Wasabi-S3, thanks again!