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1. @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 22-Jun-2017 14:48:12 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se

   • utzer
   @utzer If #syncthing is, like Nextcloud, based on webserver, php and sql and doesn't need more than the physical RAM I have hope it'll work
   • utzer (utzer@social.yl.ms)'s status on Monday, 19-Jun-2017 15:31:55 UTC utzer
     Anyone using #Syncthing with lots of data (meaning some 100 GB) on an Raspberry Pi 2 or similar? Wondering if that would work as the server.
     @mcscx@quitter.se repeated this.
   • @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 22-Jun-2017 13:29:50 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se

     • Nextcloud
     • utzer
     @utzer for comparison: I run a !Nextcloud on a low-end hosted vserver, 1 core, 512 RAM. I have the desktop client runnng on many computers→
   • @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 22-Jun-2017 14:52:43 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se

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     • RaspberryPi
     • utzer
     @utzer also consider the !BananaPi "classic" with S-ATA connector (faster than the Raspberry with usb hdd), or the Odroid C2 with 2 GB ram.
   • @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 22-Jun-2017 14:57:20 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se

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     • Nextcloud
     • utzer
     @utzer the !Nextcloud desktop client doesn't have Delta sync, but I could e.g. a 4 GB file and it upload was resumed after a disconnection
   • @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 22-Jun-2017 14:57:52 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se

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     • utzer
     @utzer *I could upload