#JOTTACLOUD UPLOAD A FOLDER ARCHIVE#

The only two-factor authentication available appears to be SMS.Each upload is capped at 15 Mbps, which is a problem for large files, especially because the backup client doesn’t appear to do incremental backups.Decent pricing even if “unlimited” is really capped at 10TB.

#JOTTACLOUD UPLOAD A FOLDER ARCHIVE#

I like the division into backup / sync / archive tranches.Rclone works great with it after the recent patches.I use Arq and Duply to back up my computers to NAS and then point the jotta backup client at the directory on the NAS I like the CLI interface for simple backups.I live very close to Norway and I like knowing that my data live there instead of scattered around random data centers.I recently decided to give it a try and there are a few things I like and a few I don’t. Just make a remote, use the command lines you already have for some other remote product and that’s it.

The beauty with rclone is that you can test it easily and I’m not talking about the 5-10$ nominal fee but that you don’t need to learn or invent a completely new thing or workflow or redesign your network to make some product fit and still have a lot of things not done as you like it or at all (yes, Backlaze Dektop, I’m looking at you). They might try to throttle the heavy uploaders but people will continue and data will accumulate week after week until they don’t want you as a customer anymore. It just takes enough people to get over the pain threshold wherever that is (around 10TB I guess).

I don’t give them a lot of time on this plan, especially if it gets any popular. You won’t be able to upload anymore with rclone unless you get this fix: Looks (much) better and the (web) interface is more responsive than ACD or hubic.

Jottacloud upload a folder