The second way is recommended as running the COPY command on your laptop requires Duplicacy to download chunks over the network from your NAS to your laptop first and then upload to B2. Then run these on your NAS: cd /any/empty/directoryĭuplicacy init repository_id /path/to/storage/pathĭuplicacy add b2 repository_id -copy default To run it from your NAS, run these commands on your laptop: cd /path/to/repository To run it on your laptop, run these commands: cd /path/to/repositoryĭuplicacy init repository_id add b2 repository_id -copy default You can run the COPY command either on your laptop or on your NAS. Is is possible for someone to outline the sequence of steps to perform to setup this 2 tier backup strategy? However I need to specify a storage when running INIT - what should this be? I assume some dummy storage, if I would still need to perform ADD to create a storage with '- copy' suitable to run the COPY command? I expect in this case I need to run INIT first. Or do I run the ADD command on the NAS? When I tried this, it said the repository had not been initialised. Do I run this on the laptop so I have two storage entries in the laptop preferences? I did this successfully but then couldn't work out how the CLI on the NAS would know what storage entries I would be referring to if I ran a COPY command. I am now completely confused as to where I should run the ADD command to create a secondary storage on backblaze. creating a backup of the laptop to a location on the NAS. I have successfully started the first step i.e. copy the NAS backup storage to backblaze storage (using CLI on NAS to perform a copy).backup my laptop repository to an SFTP storage on a NAS (using GUI on laptop to perform a backup).
I have seen from documentation and other posts that it is possible to do the following: All issues Clarification on copy to cloud of local network backup
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