Crateify packages files within a directory tree into compressed, encrypted tar "crates" that can be easily uploaded to free cloud storage accounts.
It is a fork of crateify by Jonathan Kamen, with the following improvements:
- Configuration is stored in a separate file
- Unencrypted crates are never written to the disk
- Throttle mode, for less noticible CPU impact when running from cron
- New metadata file
uptodate, listing size (bytes) of up-to-date data in each crate - Scripts (send-crates-rsync and clean-crates) to manage the sending of crates to multiple destinations
- Special files (symlinks, named pipes, and devices) are backed up