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3 minutes ago, Stan464 said:

I'm back with Dokan and the newer version seems to be working out great, about 23TB into my Backup without almost any hitches. very happy. Paying for 2 Licenses so at least they will get double revenue from me (for my 56ish TB)

Hey, sorry if this is gonna sound silly, but what is Dokan and do you mean you are using BackBlaze or there is a service called Dokan?

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5 hours ago, primeval_god said:

The reason Backblaze Computer backup is difficult or not possible to do on linux is specifically because they dont want people backing up a 90TB NAS to their "Unlimited" Computer Backup service. The fact of the matter is the $9/month that their Computer Backup service costs is just not a reasonable price to expect for 90TB or online data storage.

Well the reason it is difficult or impossible is because Backblaze doesn't have a Linux client, if it did there wouldn't be any difficulty.

Also I realise it is not feasible for them but also I don't feel like on the scale they work it would cost them more than that, definitely not any profit for them tho

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3 hours ago, Jorgensen said:

B2 cloud.

Yeah, B2 Cloud is easy mostly people here are interested in getting Computer Backup up and running with Unraid. Because otherwise B2 Cloud costs so much especially for someone like me that wants to backup 90TB

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2 hours ago, Jorgensen said:

I use rsync to backup to backblaze, works perfect.

 

Disclaimer: I didn't read the entire thread so not sure I missed anything regarding a rsync solution.

Is that to Computer Backup or B2 cloud?

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On 4/27/2022 at 7:30 PM, VKapadia said:

Have you tried the Backblaze_Personal_Backup container available on CA? Looks like it runs Backblaze Personal on WINE and you can give it access to upload your whole array. haven't tried it yet, but I will once I finish setting up my server (just started with Unraid two days ago).

Hey, I was wondering if you eventually got around to using Backblaze for your backups.

I also have a ~60TB array and want to back it up, but B2 gets expensive real fast especially since my array is constantly growing.

I wanna know if it is viable or even possible with large data