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alternative to filehamster?
tomos:
Right ... I'm using the new file monitoring and versioning ability added to Super Flexible File Synchronizer, an excellent backup/synchronization tool which has been written about before. It seems to be working well, and is convenient since I already use SFFS for normal backing up (mirroring) other folders on my system.
-mouser (July 31, 2011, 08:06 PM)
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I hadn't seen that before, thanks for the tip.
SFFS is my main backup tool, I've always used versioning (not mirroring). It also has what it calls "Synthetic Backups" a combination of partial-file-updating, zipping & versioning which would be useful for large files.
kyrathaba:
Regarding AutoVer, I'm definitely going to try it soon, but posts about version 2 beta on their forum made me feel like i should wait a bit.
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I tried it and felt it needed a bit more work.
tomos:
Right ... I'm using the new file monitoring and versioning ability added to Super Flexible File Synchronizer, an excellent backup/synchronization tool which has been written about before. It seems to be working well, and is convenient since I already use SFFS for normal backing up (mirroring) other folders on my system.
-mouser (July 31, 2011, 08:06 PM)
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I hadn't seen that before, thanks for the tip.
-tomos (August 01, 2011, 02:50 PM)
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SFFS monitoring/versioning working very well here too :up:
kyrathaba:
Right now, I'm using WD's 1 TB MyBook Essential's built-in backup software. It seems fairly sophisticated/capable. I also do manual backups less often to a different external drive using FBackup4 free edition, and I upload some of those to SkyDrive.
souzarm:
:) :D Thanks to 40Hz in « Reply #53 on: March 06, 2010, 11:49:42 AM » (https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=19834.msg197533#msg197533).
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