By: Sridevi
Hi,Thanks for this excellent article. It’s very helpful and informative. I use dropbox for backup but in addition to dropbox, I suggest ftp backup also for safety purpose.Sridevi.
View ArticleBy: Anders Vinther
That’s a great suggestion for added safety.Thanks for your comment, Sridevi.
View ArticleBy: Tony Perez
AndersInteresting Post.I’m curious, have you tried using the backups in conjunction with TrueCrypt? In essence you’d be creating an encrypted container within Dropbox. This container would only work...
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By: Anders Vinther
Hi Tony,Thanks for stopping by (and tweeting too).I’m not too worried about the integrity of the backup archives when they are on Dropbox (although that is another valid point). I doubt Truecrypt in...
View ArticleBy: Derick Schaefer
Great post. The community needs to keep getting this message out there and this does in a real world way.A couple of other points I always advise are:1) Go through the exercise of taking a BackWPUp...
View ArticleBy: Anders Vinther
Derick, thanks for your comment and great advice. I’ve added your tips to our BackWPup article here.
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By: Tash Hughes (@TashWord)
Thanks for the tips Anders. I cetainly have ftp and database backups of my blog, but not stored in dropbox. Something to do in the quiet after-Christmas perioid I think
View ArticleBy: Trois
Dropbox was compromised twice: http://www.zdnet.com/dropbox-gets-hacked-again-7000001928/ (though the title is misleading). I do use (very) strong passwords, but they are no good when the server itself...
View ArticleBy: Jason
I use - and recommend - <a href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-backup-to-dropbox/" rel="nofollow">WPB2D</a> (Wordpress Backup to Drop Box Plugin) and it does not allow a user to...
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