Daineseman

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Offsite NAS backup infection safety in c/photography@viewfinder.pro
[–] Daineseman@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I am not getting viruses. It's a precaution the same as why it is recommended to get a drive offsite: An unlikely event such as fire or theft etc. Just trying to do it right.

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Offsite NAS backup infection safety (alien.top)
 

Hi r/photography,

I am upgrading my backup system after a drive failure.

About 2To of data, photography mostly and personal files. Hobbyist.

Up to now, I had two hard drives at home: one working drive synced to Onedrive, the other offline used as a backup.

My working drive failed. I am replacing it by a 4to ssd.

I would like to replace the backup drive by a simple NAS, 4to, and to put it offsite at my parents' place. Thinking of the Synology DS120j.

My question is how to secure a NAS backup against infection?

Let's say my system gets infected and the infection is passed to my Onedrive, how can I prevent this infection to reach the NAS? Is a solution to delay the backup, like with a weekly interval? Does not seem fail proof to me.

Thanks in advance

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Printing learning content recommandation (alien.top)
 

Hi folks,

I will probably buy a photo printer by the end of the year.

My goal is to close the loop and master the whole process, from shooting to getting my photo on the paper. No gallery or anything, just for framing at home and my own satisfaction to have my pictures in hand.

So, I'm looking for content recommandations, channels, blogs, books, in order to learn about all the basics and more.

TIA