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Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - James Burnham - Aug 31, 2019
I have an external hard drive for backups but it recently got corrupted, and I am looking for something more reliable. I see that there are many cloud storage providers, like OneDrive, Google Drive, Mega, Dropbox etc. What I would like to have is a desktop app which manages multiple accounts of each storage provider so it will make multiple backups across all of them. Do you know of any software that does that job?
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - Elweth - Aug 31, 2019
(Aug 31, 2019 01:01 AM)Burnham Wrote: I have an external hard drive for backups but it recently got corrupted, and I am looking for something more reliable. I see that there are many cloud storage providers, like OneDrive, Google Drive, Mega, Dropbox etc. What I would like to have is a desktop app which manages multiple accounts of each storage provider so it will make multiple backups across all of them. Do you know of any software that does that job?
You're looking for RClone.
Look at my sig if you're into GDrive btw.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - Zan - Aug 31, 2019
Avoid Google Drive, OneDrive and Dropbox in all circurmistances if possible. MEGA is pretty decent. You might also want to check more privacy friendly cloud storage at PrivacyTools.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - friewert - Sep 1, 2019
RClone is fantastic as Giselle said. I transferred Terrabytes with fullspeed from one acccount to another.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - James Burnham - Sep 1, 2019
(Sep 1, 2019 02:25 AM)friewert Wrote: RClone is fantastic as Giselle said. I transferred Terrabytes with fullspeed from one acccount to another.
Yeah, but it's a command line tool. Isn't there a tool with a graphic interface?
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - One - Sep 1, 2019
Why not use Mega just pay and upgrade your account,Been using them for backups for years now
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - James Burnham - Sep 1, 2019
(Sep 1, 2019 02:58 AM)Tygaking Wrote: Why not use Mega just pay and upgrade your account,Been using them for backups for years nowI will probably just do that. Seems simpler.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - Mr. Robot - Sep 1, 2019
Cloud storage is absolute garbage. Stay away from it at all costs.
Setup a shared network in your own house and clone the files across multiple partitions.
A $50-$100 router + however many drives you need. Then setup remote access to it via secure connection so you can access it away from home if you need too.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - One - Sep 1, 2019
(Sep 1, 2019 03:04 AM)Mr. Robot Wrote: Cloud storage is absolute garbage. Stay away from it at all costs.
Setup a shared network in your own house and clone the files across multiple partitions.
A $50-$100 router + however many drives you need. Then setup remote access to it via secure connection so you can access it away from home if you need too.
I think MEGA is better ,My 4th year now and i have never had any issues,Backup is smooth and simple plus its well encrypted with 2FA,I dont see how that's garbage
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - Elweth - Sep 1, 2019
(Sep 1, 2019 02:27 AM)GodComplex Wrote: you were already exposed for being able to see other users docs that you upgraded since they on your plan
stay away from this crap
I don't even know you?
Your rep says it all rofl.
RE: Is there any cloud storage account manager for Windows? - webdev77 - Sep 1, 2019
(Sep 1, 2019 03:04 AM)Mr. Robot Wrote: Cloud storage is absolute garbage. Stay away from it at all costs.
Setup a shared network in your own house and clone the files across multiple partitions.
A $50-$100 router + however many drives you need. Then setup remote access to it via secure connection so you can access it away from home if you need too.
You still need off site backups though. That requires renting space somewhere else or finding another friend/family member to colocate a NAS server.