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authorAndreas Baumann <mail@andreasbaumann.cc>2017-03-10 15:49:23 +0100
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The whole ftp transfer logic script is left out (too long), but basically
-it deals with setting the password in a `.netrc` file, write FTP jobs files
+it deals with setting the password in a `.netrc` file, writes FTP jobs files
and executes `ftp`. I also do some checking after transfers to handle
transfer errors or out-of-disk-space situations.
## Conclusion
-This backup works reliably and fast enough, even a Raspberry B+ is fast
+This backup works reliably and fast, even a Raspberry B+ is fast
enough to deal with the encryption of some gigabytes of data per day.
-The only drawback is restoring the data: you have to transfter the files
+The only drawback is restoring the data: you have to transfer the files
back manually via FTP, then call 'openssl' to decrypt them and leave them
in the `/data/work/bacula/spool` directory and wait for the bacula-sd
daemon to pick them up.