Amazon Cloud Drive (acd) offers unlimited storage for a very affordable price.I wonder, if there are any backup solutions under linux that are usable with it.I am aware of acd_cli. With this it is possible to mount acd to a folder, so that in theory any linux backups software can be used.But there are some limitations, due to the (compared to a HDD) slow data-rate. Thus, reading from the backup must be avoided/limited. Furthermore, the backup must be robust to interruptions and continue where it was stopped.Last but not least, the backup must be encrypted.I have tested duplicity/duply, but I have not yet managed to get one full backup finished (does it even continue an interrupted backup, or does it start over from scratch?)Also, I have done some research about borg backup, but the developers do discurage using acd.I'd be interested in other proposals and your experience with it.Regards,Hendrik
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