duanedesign | hello Tommy3 | 00:02 |
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duanedesign | Tommy3: you can get help in #ubuntu | 00:02 |
Tommy3 | tried there. no response after abt half hr of trying. thought I might be in the wrong place. | 00:03 |
mungo- | is support available ? | 00:12 |
mungo- | guess not. i wont waste your time | 00:12 |
vadi2 | If I add multiple files that are only slightly varying in some parts to U1, will it upload them each individually, or send 'delta' updates of them all? | 00:31 |
needhelp1 | is ubuntu one encrypted at all | 03:37 |
nodestool | can you use the commandline or something like rsync/scp to upload to ubuntu one? | 03:37 |
needhelp1 | nodestool, i would like to know that also | 03:37 |
nodestool | hi needhelp1 | 03:37 |
nodestool | are you going to use the smart phone app? | 03:37 |
needhelp1 | no | 03:38 |
nodestool | needhelp1: even they don't have encryption out of the box, i think the gpg is really good/fast at encrypting crap | 03:38 |
needhelp1 | im not | 03:38 |
needhelp1 | i would need to connect to the cloud via some form of an encrypted connection also | 03:38 |
nodestool | you could use gpg on your box, then the file would be encrypted before you upload | 03:39 |
needhelp1 | yeah | 03:39 |
needhelp1 | im interested to know if ubuntu one has a way via terminal to upload/download files | 03:40 |
nodestool | also that way you don't have to even worry about server admins or whatever seeing your files | 03:40 |
nodestool | you have the public key | 03:41 |
nodestool | but yeah, a scp with a public key would be great | 03:41 |
nodestool | cause then you can upload via cron | 03:42 |
needhelp1 | im just a little uncomfortable with gpg | 03:43 |
nodestool | oh? | 03:44 |
nodestool | why is that | 03:44 |
needhelp1 | never used it in depth, seems hard to use. i think i could figure out how to use it with email.. other than that im lost | 03:46 |
nodestool | http://per.liedman.net/2011/01/22/using-ubuntu-one-for-backup-on-a-headless-server/ | 03:46 |
nodestool | needhelp1: if you use it in the simple way its really easy | 03:46 |
needhelp1 | care to share | 03:48 |
needhelp1 | i wonder if ubuntu one uses s3 | 03:52 |
nodestool | s3 is more tricky | 03:52 |
nodestool | what are you trying to do? | 03:52 |
nodestool | just back up files/ | 03:52 |
nodestool | or do you want to have them for daily use? | 03:53 |
needhelp1 | it looks like ubuntu one is hosted via s3 | 03:54 |
nodestool | there are commandline tools for s3 | 03:54 |
nodestool | but it depends on how you want to use the service | 03:55 |
nodestool | i mostly want to use it for my smart phone | 03:55 |
nodestool | to stream audio | 03:55 |
needhelp1 | Dropbox[17], Zmanda and Ubuntu One are some of the many online backup and synchronization services that use S3 as their storage and transfer facility. | 03:55 |
needhelp1 | brb | 03:55 |
non-apology | did i violate channel rules here ? | 04:12 |
non-apology | you wasted my time | 04:13 |
mongy | file sync seems to be down | 19:38 |
mongy | struggling to connect at least. | 19:38 |
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