opensoul.org - Secure Backups with GPG Commentstag:opensoul.org,2009:/2006/7/6/secure-backups-with-gpg/commentsMephisto Drax2009-03-04T01:11:14ZBloggitation » links for 2006-07-08tag:opensoul.org,2006-07-06:509:5122006-07-07T19:25:35Z2006-07-07T19:25:35ZComment on 'Secure Backups with GPG' by Bloggitation » links for 2006-07-08[...] Secure Backups with GPG (tags: sysadmin backup security crypto) [...]brandontag:opensoul.org,2006-07-06:509:5112006-07-07T10:18:22Z2006-07-07T10:18:22ZComment on 'Secure Backups with GPG' by brandonThanks for the pointer, I'll have to try it out. I use rsync and hard links (similar to <a href="http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/">this</a>) for my own backups.Grant McInnestag:opensoul.org,2006-07-06:509:5102006-07-07T10:04:24Z2006-07-07T10:04:24ZComment on 'Secure Backups with GPG' by Grant McInnesYou might also want to investigate 'duplicity' - a python script which wraps ssh, gpg and rsync to do incremental backups - saves a lot of bandwidth along the way.
http://www.nongnu.org/duplicity/