[Borgbackup] How to test a remote fuse-based backup

[Eric S. Johansson]

https://www.rsync.net/products/borg.html 

use rsync.net borg service. you can use borg check command to verify your backup made it. 

I've used rsync for multiple customers and I am very happy with the service 

--- eric 

> From: "Panayotis Katsaloulis" <panayotis at panayotis.com>
> To: borgbackup at python.org
> Sent: Monday, March 9, 2020 6:50:53 PM
> Subject: [Borgbackup] How to test a remote fuse-based backup

> Hello people

> I am trying to find a solution for inexpensive cloud backup, mainly using my
> favorite borgbackup technology.

> The idea is to keep my backup on a onedrive server which, since it doesn’t
> support borgbackup (yet), I am going to use bcloud (as a fuse provider) and
> “local” backup.

> The problem is that bcloud doesn’t seem really trustable (and rightly so). For
> this reason (and others) it recommends using caching. So the question is
> transferred “how to be absolutely sure that what borgbackup sent, is what was
> really sent to the server, and *how to properly check it*.

> I tried using something like "borg check --verify-data” but it practically had
> to bring locally the whole backup, which of course doesn’t scale well.

> Any ideas?

> --
> Panayotis

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