What's the best way to silently uninstall Backblaze off people's computers? We've had it for awhile and recently decided to stop using it, as it wasn't being used and move people are just using OneDrive or Dropbox accounts we've given them. I know there's a guide from Backblaze itself, but it seems to require other steps: -us/articles/115003602813-Silent-Uninstaller.
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What is happening if we make the Snapshot on B2 Cloud Storage after download it manually to the computer and upload everything to DO Spaces? After this process we modify the BunnyCDN pull zone origin url to DO Spaces + change app.yml file and rebuild. This way do we need rebake posts?
Thank you! So this process backup everything from S3 also. This will Make a huge backup file on B2 Cloud Storage after download it to computer and before restore it change the app.yml file and cdn to point to DO Spaces? It will restore the files to DO Spaces.
I found this so i am just thinking what happened if migrate it to cloud to cloud and just change the CDN and app.yml file? Is it workable? If it is, maybe this going to be the simplest and fastest solution for this process. They support BackBlaze too.
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They never notify us when the api key expired. Which is one of the biggest problem. However on the B2 panel it says never expeire but it always expire after few month and broke our site. I think B2 has some downtime or something unstable thing because sometimes the upload images was broken.
I would like to move files from Backblaze B2 to Amazon S3. The instructions here say that I should download them to a local directory. However, I am trying to transfer about 180 TB of data so I would prefer to not have to download them locally.
Yes, you can do this using the AWS CLI. The aws s3 cp command can read stdin or write to stdout by using - instead of a filename, so you can pipe two aws s3 cp commands together to read a file from Backblaze B2 and write it to Amazon S3 without it hitting the local disk.
One wrinkle is that, if the file is more than 50 GB, you will need to use the --expected-size argument to specify the file size so that the cp command can split the stream into parts for a large file upload. From the AWS CLI docs:
--expected-size (string) This argument specifies the expected size of a stream in terms of bytes. Note that this argument is needed only when a stream is being uploaded to s3 and the size is larger than 50GB. Failure to include this argument under these conditions may result in a failed upload due to too many parts in upload.
Although this technique does not hit the local disk, the data still has to flow from B2 to wherever this script is running, then to S3. As @Mark B mentioned in his answer, run the script on an EC2 instance for best performance.
Rclone is a free tool that supports both object storage providers and can be used to migrate data from one to another. Not sure what is behind your move but luckily Backblaze charges a lot less for egress data.
If you are simply looking to restore in Azure, you can spin up Veeam in Azure, point your SOBR to Backblaze B2, and initiate a restore. You can follow the instructions that we laid out here: -us/articles/1260802952870-Veeam-Cloud-Repository-Recovery-from-Backblaze-B2
This! ^
Make sure to try different Azure regions since the connection to Backblaze is very different depending on the region. You can move the recovered virtual machines to the required region later.
After doing some digging (see this Reddit thread where a Backblaze representative provided long answers), it appears that Backblaze keeps a log of every file transaction for data integrity purposes and this keeps growing and growing through the years. The recommended procedure is to uninstall Backblaze and start a full backup from scratch every few yers.
I do, however, find this log file thing insane, indeed. Dropbox and iCloud do not do that and they sync minute things everywhere. I would think that one-way backups would be a much, much simpler matter. My 8-year old Synology does one-way backups to cloud services without such a need.
Thanks for writing in . Some user experience bloated backblaze.pkg files which will cause user to have to delete and re-upload but this is not standard practice for every user and will not need to be executed by each and every user but select users. When issues such as this occur than Backblaze will troubleshoot the situation and determine if this is necessary. Do not execute or take any drastic measures such as this unless instructed by Backblaze support.
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What I'm doing wrong?
Why when using "azcopy copy ' -west-002.backblazeb2.com' ' --recursive=true" or "azcopy copy " -west-002.backblazeb2.com" " " --recursive=true" it parses the path "\?\C:\WINDOWS\system32\https:\s3.us-west-002.backblazeb2.com"?
Another straightforward solution is by the help of a third-party tool which can integrates fine with backblaze and Azure blob to transfer from/to both , and I suggest Goodsync , Gs Richcopy 360 and Macrium
I'm using SAS, I just omitted in the post for obvious reason. The problem is not with destination, but with source. If I use the same command, but for local files, i.e. "C:\foo.bar.docx" the command works fines. The problem is when using URLs, because for some reason it parses as a local file, so if I put any URL as a source, i.e. " " it will parses as "C:\WINDOWS\system32\https:\foobar.com".
The same happens on linux where it parses as "/home//https:\foobar.com"
Hi I'm having the same Problem on my Mac with the backup software "ChronoSync". Their support told me the same "make an exclusion rule for 'online only' files. My problem is: I don't know which file attribues define a files es 'online only'. In other words: which settings do I have to take in my rule so it detects the 'online only' files and ignores/skips them?
This is a bad situation because I don't simply have a SmartSync folder that I can ignore, but I selectively keep certain files offline and others online based on my needs. Dropbox also has a setting to keep files online or offline depending on how recently you edited it. So for instance in any given folder some might be online and others might be offline, and in your backups you would have no way of knowing which are there and which are not.
I've been in contact with BackBlaze but so far still at the stage of helping them realize there is not just a single folder I can tell it to ignore. And also trying to get them to acknowledge that having files in the backup which appear to be full size and valid but that in reality are corrupt is not a great situation.
Ideally, they would be able to detect that a file is offline vs online and then give it special handling. They could either ignore it, or back up a stub and mark it as such in their system, or try to download and backup the actual file and only if successful represent it as backed up.
Does anyone know whether backblaze detecting it is feasilbe? For instance is there a flag of some sort that Dropbox sets (ideal!) or could they notice that the actual size on disk is different than the represented size. This information is available to the user, as shown in my screen shot, so I hope it would be available to Backblaze.
I'm trying to figure out how that is possible, and what you mean by "corrupt"? Are you on Window or Macintosh (you said "Finder" so I'm guessing Macintosh), and by "corrupt" can you provide a correct file and a "corrupt" file for me/Backblaze/support to examine? 152ee80cbc
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