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## Reasons I use Borg: ## Reasons I use Borg:
- Deduplication - Deduplication
- Encryption - Encryption (I use BLAKE2b-256)
- Multiple compression options (I use LZ4) - Multiple compression options (I use LZ4)
- Easily accessible - Easily accessible
- FOSS - FOSS
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- I'd prefer to avoid using root when possible, especially since I don't want to backup the entire system. - I'd prefer to avoid using root when possible, especially since I don't want to backup the entire system.
- If I'm only copying /home and config files, I don't see a reason to use root, and would rather just use a local user. - If I'm only copying /home and config files, I don't see a reason to use root, and would rather just use a local user.
- HOWEVER, there should not be a concern with using root. The networking is done by SSH and RPC, not Borg. If there is a security concern, it would be with SSH and RPC, which is pretty minimal. - HOWEVER, there should not be a concern with using root. The networking is done by SSH and RPC, not Borg. If there is a security concern, it would be with SSH and RPC, which is pretty minimal.
- Since I'm ideally only copying config files, there should not be an issue with duplicated space or long copy times.
### Why do you use a locally mounted remote file system instead of Borg's client/server mode? ### Why do you use a locally mounted remote file system instead of Borg's client/server mode?
- Mixture of laziness and old habits. Borg has made it easier to use client/server mode without mounting drives, and I just haven't kept up with the times. - Mixture of laziness and old habits. Borg has made it easier to use client/server mode without mounting drives, and I just haven't kept up with the times.
- I will ideally be modifying this to use client/server mode in the future. - I will ideally be modifying this to use client/server mode in the future.