2009-11-19T14:51:58-06:00 51520 1029 80869 false false false true 165053 8 2009-11-28T22:37:48-06:00 JungleDave 232102 2009-11-28T22:37:48-06:00 <p>Hi,</p> <p>&nbsp; I've just read your article on moving from a (now) legacy backup to a shiney new backup vault. I was hoping (and praying) that this article would give me the option to 'convert' my legacy backup to vault, but alasno.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>The way I read it is that I have to upload everything again (some 40GB! at 300kps) to the new backup vault. Is this correct? Do you/will you offer some server based way to convert a legacy backup to a vault? This must be possible? Please say you will!</p> <p>Hi,</p> <p>&nbsp; I've just read your article on moving from a (now) legacy backup to a shiney new backup vault. I was hoping (and praying) that this article would give me the option to 'convert' my legacy backup to vault, but alasno.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>The way I read it is that I have to upload everything again (some 40GB! at 300kps) to the new backup vault. Is this correct? Do you/will you offer some server based way to convert a legacy backup to a vault? This must be possible? Please say you will!</p> 2009-11-19T14:51:58-06:00 80869 51520 159849 2009-11-19T14:51:58-06:00 232102 <p>Sorry, but we don't have a way currently. Backup Vaults use a completely different format, and due to the encryption used by Jungle Disk we can't simply "convert" the data on the server.&nbsp;</p> <p>Sorry, but we don't have a way currently. Backup Vaults use a completely different format, and due to the encryption used by Jungle Disk we can't simply "convert" the data on the server.&nbsp;</p> 2009-11-19T15:44:31-06:00 80869 51520 159898 2009-11-19T15:44:31-06:00 214452 <p>Talking of encryption, I can't see any settings for the encryption key for a Backup Vault. The data is encrypted, right?</p> <p>Talking of encryption, I can't see any settings for the encryption key for a Backup Vault. The data is encrypted, right?</p> 2009-11-20T23:15:45-06:00 80869 51520 160775 2009-11-20T23:15:45-06:00 1146456 <p>It uses the encryption settings for your online disk.</p> <p>It uses the encryption settings for your online disk.</p> 2009-11-21T09:24:36-06:00 80869 51520 160879 2009-11-21T09:24:36-06:00 214452 <p>If you are comfortable with (or willing to learn) Amazon EC2, you can launch a Windows instance, install JungleDisk, restore your current legacy backup files and then immediately back them up into a backup vault. Once that's done, shutdown your instance and then "take over" the backup vault on your own computer. I had about 11GB of data and it look about 90 minutes to upload back to S3 from the instance. I think I ended up paying about $0.63 in EC2 usage charges.</p> <p>If you are comfortable with (or willing to learn) Amazon EC2, you can launch a Windows instance, install JungleDisk, restore your current legacy backup files and then immediately back them up into a backup vault. Once that's done, shutdown your instance and then "take over" the backup vault on your own computer. I had about 11GB of data and it look about 90 minutes to upload back to S3 from the instance. I think I ended up paying about $0.63 in EC2 usage charges.</p> 2009-11-22T21:13:10-06:00 80869 51520 161400 2009-11-22T21:13:10-06:00 5869772 <p>My bandwidth has a low capped so if I am forced to upload my stuff again I will certainly have to upload it through a different vendor.</p> <p>My bandwidth has a low capped so if I am forced to upload my stuff again I will certainly have to upload it through a different vendor.</p> 2009-11-26T20:40:49-06:00 80869 51520 164218 2009-11-26T20:40:49-06:00 6209605 <p>@Jeff Johnston</p> <p>Could you (or preferably Jungledisk Support) post a quick walk through of how to do this using Amazon EC2?</p> <p>I have a 128kb/s upload limit on a good day (wireless modem), so solutions involving a local download are completely impractical.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>@Jeff Johnston</p> <p>Could you (or preferably Jungledisk Support) post a quick walk through of how to do this using Amazon EC2?</p> <p>I have a 128kb/s upload limit on a good day (wireless modem), so solutions involving a local download are completely impractical.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> 2009-11-27T10:20:04-06:00 80869 51520 164431 2009-11-27T10:20:04-06:00 1146456 <p>rc - note that there is no requirement to re-upload your data. You can continue using the previous backup feature, which is now available as Legacy Backup under the Network Drive.</p> <p>rc - note that there is no requirement to re-upload your data. You can continue using the previous backup feature, which is now available as Legacy Backup under the Network Drive.</p> 2009-11-28T22:37:48-06:00 80869 51520 165053 2009-11-28T22:37:48-06:00 214452