Subj : Re: ArakNet To : Nightfox From : cr1mson Date : Tue Nov 11 2025 10:46 pm On 11 Nov 2025, Nightfox said the following... Ni> Re: Re: ArakNet Ni> By: cr1mson to Nightfox on Tue Nov 11 2025 01:21 am Ni> It sucks to lose work though, so making backups is part of the process. Yeah, common sense would tell you to make backups, although after it can be tedious, you'd make a backup, then in about 30 minutes there'd be a change in the system where you need to make another backup so it's like a never ending cycle. At least getting a recent backup copy would be the way to go and make the changes again if needed. Ni> I may be old-fashioned, but I copy my BBS backups to a USB flash drive; Ni> my internet bandwith doesn't really matter.. It doesn't take very long Ni> - My BBS is down for only a few minutes while it's archived, then I copy Ni> the archive to my USB drive. I don't really feel like there's a need to Ni> pay for cloud storage and use the bandwidth it takes to back up my BBS Ni> that way. Nothing wrong with using USB flash drive storage, that's not a bad way to go. My bandwidth is terrible as I have about 150KB/sec with 5-6GB to download and upload with every backup. I can't say for others though. My hope is just to make a backup when I can and not really play around too much and just make changes as needed. Cloud storage isn't too bad as I use OneDrive and get the first 5GB or so free to store my programming projects. It is a form of backup though and good for a more permanent backup if needed. -- cr1mson --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2020/09/12 (Linux/64) * Origin: Raiders Inc BBS telnet raidersbbs.zapto.org:1337 (21:3/214) .