I had a look at Mozy, but it's a bit more pricy if you are a business. So how do they prevent businesses signing up as an individual?
Also a keen amateur photographer/filmmaker/musician, may well generate far more data than many offices.
Mind you for me it's the slow upload speed of my 'superfast' broadband that is a serious bottle neck for online solutions.
I should have mentioned that. The initial upload is brutal. And if I generated more images I would have to get a higher speed connection to keep up with that.
My understanding is that the bidnez version is faster. I'm not sure I have more upload speed available to me on my line, however.
I've been asking for a way to generate file lists for upload. I like to keep more than I really need to backup but unless I have something physically copy select files to a new location and have Mozy backup that location I can't achieve my ends. I'd like to have something wiffle through the data and look for anything over xx and generate a list that I could feed to Mozy. I'm having a hard time translating that request into hindi.
Edit: I also worry about having so many files in DNG. I'm a little tempted to change my settings so that changes are not automatically written to files so that the DNG files are not changing. The upshot of the CR2/XMP file pair is that the XMP files are much smaller and are easier to backup.
The nice thing about mozy is that at about $60 a year it is cheaper than a USB drive and is already at a remote location. I could keep the USB drive at work but then I'd be constantly moving it from my warm and (relatively) humid house to my car which might be as cold as -10F (or so) and back. I can't see that being good for longevity.
