If anyone is worried about backup size get to know ZPAQ.
It's been awhile since it was brought up here and I really wished the devs world just make it a part of EPIM, but since they haven't I figured I'd make a post so people can find out about it.
I have 500GB, yes, 500GB of EPIM backups in a 9GB of Zpaq files.
My personal note database is 305MB, it's Zpaq backup file is 930MB and it's holding 8 years (86GB) of database backups.
The best compression program to view/extract data from Zpaq files is Bandizip, Zpaq itself is a free command line tool that you can setup with windows task scheduler to autobackup your database using a bat file.
It's a tad complicated to setup for the non tech savvy, which is why it would be really nice if it was simply a built in feature to backup to ZPAQ from within EPIM.
https://github.com/zpaq/zpaq
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZPAQ
it is Licensed under MIT / Public domain
Which means it is free to use in commercial products.
Near infinite backups
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- HughLaurie
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Re: Near infinite backups
This is really exciting news, I now have close to 10g size of data and running essential pim on my laptop is very laggy, basically a lot of data is just as backup.
This is really difficult for newbies, wish there was a more detailed tutorial
This is really difficult for newbies, wish there was a more detailed tutorial