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Cloud storage solution?
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2024
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Similarly, koofr has cheaper options for lifetime options, an open source client with encryption available, and compatibility with rclone and WebDAV.
I'd also recommend hetzner's hosted nextcloud instances. They're reliable, and relatively cheap for the file size offered. Nextcloud is great to self host till the first time it goes down and a family member can't get a file, then you won't ever be able to convince them to use another service you host.