Playing around today with fpaste (fedora paste) I thought about free backup space….
\nWhat if you can backup your system, encrypt the data and put it up on fpaste ?<\/p>\n
A simple test…<\/p>\n
Will give you back a URL where your encrypted and base64 encoded data is….<\/p>\n To get it back :<\/p>\n It will only stay on fpaste for 604800 seconds (7 days) but at least you will have a backup for 7 days \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Maybe we can script around this and refresh every backup after 6.9 days ? <\/p>\n Of course you need to keep track of which URLs contain you backups, but you can put that in fpaste too… so you only need 1 URL to get your backups back…..<\/p>\n So gpg, base64, split, rar and other tools are your friends….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Playing around today with fpaste (fedora paste) I thought about free backup space…. What if you can backup your system, encrypt the data and put it up on fpaste ? A simple test… dmesg | gpg -e –recipient my@ema.il | base64 | fpaste –title “part001” Will give you back a URL where your encrypted and … <\/p>\ndmesg | gpg -e --recipient my@ema.il | base64 | fpaste --title \"part001\" <\/code><\/p>\ncurl <URL>\/raw | base64 -d | gpg -d <\/code><\/p>\n