Today we talk about rsync: a command-line program that synchronizes a source with a local or remote destination. In today's example we will be synchronizing two local directories. I recently offered my girlfriend a backup of her photos. I migrated my data to a local server and the Read more…
Today's case is very niche and I'm not sure there are many users who need a mini-guide like today's. But this happened to me and now I'll tell you about it. I recently purchased an older HP N40L Proliant Microserver, on which I installed Read more…
Many know Google Photos: the Google platform to save photos online in your Google account. For some years now, Google has introduced a data limit of 15GB for each account. This means that to keep your account free, the sum of the email sizes on Gmail, file Read more…
Today's tutorial is very simple: we will see how to install FreeFileSync on Linux, integrating the installation as much as possible into the operating system (FreeFileSync has no dependencies and does not offer specific packages for each distribution). FreeFileSync is software that compares different directories, syncs them, creates and manages backup copies. Instead Read more…
In today's article we deal with FileZilla: the well-known FTP client, that besides being one of the best known is certainly one of the most secure and advanced client for remote file transfer. For a fresh install FileZilla looks like we expect it. Completely virgin, no sites Read more…
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