When Dropbox crippled their Linux support, I cancelled my (paid) account and set up an OwnCloud instance. It runs on a microserver in the closet, and files are backed up overnight to NAS. The setup and testing process took a few hours, as these things always do, but overall it was remarkably painless. Recommended!
The biggest pain is that my ISP only supports IPv4, and charges a lot for a static IP address. So, for external access, I have to mess with dynamic DNS. That's a nuisance, and I will eventually change ISPs.
-- Everyone is somebody else's weirdo.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday February 27 2019, @08:43PM
by Anonymous Coward
on Wednesday February 27 2019, @08:43PM (#807805)
It's 2019!
Time for your micro-server to come out of the closet.
(Score: 3, Interesting) by bradley13 on Tuesday February 26 2019, @01:12PM (1 child)
When Dropbox crippled their Linux support, I cancelled my (paid) account and set up an OwnCloud instance. It runs on a microserver in the closet, and files are backed up overnight to NAS. The setup and testing process took a few hours, as these things always do, but overall it was remarkably painless. Recommended!
The biggest pain is that my ISP only supports IPv4, and charges a lot for a static IP address. So, for external access, I have to mess with dynamic DNS. That's a nuisance, and I will eventually change ISPs.
Everyone is somebody else's weirdo.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday February 27 2019, @08:43PM
It's 2019!
Time for your micro-server to come out of the closet.