I really wanted to switch to Kopia from borg/restic as it has built in gui and works on windows.
It works fine for smaller runs.
When i’ve tried to backup 1TB+ it kept crashing after a few hours. Tried on 2 different machines.
Too unreliable so deleted it.
ps. the gui isn’t very nice either.
Now I’m stuck as borg is better at everything except backblaze, which restic has.
Restic gui is a problem but the real issue i’m worried about is:
Prune supposed to take ages.
When I cancel mid-backup, restic spends hours rehashing everything all over again. At least borg seems to recover from cancellation mid backup without wasting time.
I use borg to backup to a location on my local network and then rclone a copy to the cloud. Since rclone supports backblaze, that may be an option to consider as well.
before sending your Borg repository to the cloud after a backup, you need to wait…
in fact, there still seem to be cached files (or who knows where) to be processed in borg even though the backup of the repository to the cloud has been completed… I noticed this with rclone --check. the .hints or indexes of the local repository were not on the cloud, which is annoying…
So I set a timeout of 30 seconds - you could set more, but that’s not all - a backup is important…
Basically, before the backup in Vorta, I play the command :
I recommend Rclone, Vorta, Kopia, or Duplicacy as backup solutions with a webui.
I know this is an older topic but it just popped up on my feed.
I can recommend Duplicacy.
There is a free CLI version and a paid Duplicacy Web Edition which I use.
I do prefer to use a GUI when using a backup software because I think it’s too easy to mess up a command in the CLI.
I backup data over SFTP to my NAS via Duplicacy.