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Sorry your right its not, I was more meaning in terms of a new container, the existing image can be pushed out as new pro version just by changing the download link in the script.

All we need is for the gfjardim docker to have the crashplan download link in github updated to point to the new crashplan for small business download. I've done a copy of the git repo and made the changes, pushed to a private hub for testing but didn't get as far as running... Docker hub built it fine so as long as the pro app installs in the same manner creating a new image should be as simple as the above. Edit: Shutdown my main crashplan docker to boot mine up with host access, went in to noVNC access which showed a new crashplan pro home login screen; didn't have to upgrade from the home version and the docker image has downloaded the latest 4.9.0 pro app from the web... So, all gfjardim has to do is change the download link and rebuild the docker image.

From what I've seen, backblaze personal is the best value in terms of cheap unlimited storage but it has limited versioning as noted earlier, and its also only available on Windows or Mac (probably to stop the installation on NAS'). I'll be transferring to Crashplan for small businesses as I don't mind the extra cost for the peace of mind and I've got less than 5TB so migrating isn't an issue.

@mbc0That refers to the personal backup solution which is not B2, B2 is a seperate service: https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage.html just make sure cloudberry is connecting to the right service!

How much is 14TB going to cost you? I understood that B2 storage was still priced by the GB and entering that value in is $820NZD a year; far more than crashplan pro?