Re:Ask HN: Open-source, centralised, zero-knowledge file syn...
by beagle3 on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @06:32AM
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On Linux you can just rsync/syncthing/whatever (using ecryptfs) the encrypted data.
On any OS, you'll be able to rsync/syncthing/whatever a VeraCrypt volume (though, you'll have to unmount it to make sure that the image is 100% consistent).
Also, borg backup will let you do a remote-is-encrypted backup, which might be what you're after - sync the remote backup instead of the files, and fuse-mount it to read. No Windows for now AFAIK.
On any OS, you'll be able to rsync/syncthing/whatever a VeraCrypt volume (though, you'll have to unmount it to make sure that the image is 100% consistent).
Also, borg backup will let you do a remote-is-encrypted backup, which might be what you're after - sync the remote backup instead of the files, and fuse-mount it to read. No Windows for now AFAIK.