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--local-folder to S3 bucket or Google Drive

Open viralkavish opened this issue 5 years ago • 8 comments

I have bee using this for a while now and it is fantastic tool but is there a way to forward the --local-folder parameter to be more dynamic? In terms of S3 bucket or put the exported email folder to Google Drive?

Also, is there any encryption can be done while taking backup? I understand we can do it after we download but it would be better if this can be added as a functionality.

Thank You,

viralkavish avatar Sep 24 '19 16:09 viralkavish

There are existing tools for syncing / backing up local files to Cloud storage, I'd suggest using those. Will keep this around as a possible enhancement but I don't see this as likely to happen anytime soon.

jay0lee avatar Oct 15 '19 15:10 jay0lee

Thank you for the input! The idea is not to save anything locally and initiate everything on the cloud with encryption in place so there is no risk when we archive this for the future.

viralkavish avatar Oct 15 '19 16:10 viralkavish

If that's the concern you'd be best served by leaving the data in place and using Google Vault for archiving/discovery of the mailbox.

jay0lee avatar Oct 15 '19 16:10 jay0lee

Yes, though of that but we have a lot of users which we would like to preserve their inbox just for security measures but cost just adds up since we have to keep their account active or suspended. We cannot delete them, if we do delete them to re-purpose the license then data will be deleted from the vault as well. So, it eventually kills the purpose of having vault.

viralkavish avatar Oct 15 '19 16:10 viralkavish

Take a look at the archived user aku:

https://support.google.com/a/answer/9048836

jay0lee avatar Oct 15 '19 16:10 jay0lee

This has been implemented in another fork, if you want that functionality. https://github.com/bmenking-wng/got-your-back

bmenking-wng avatar Jun 08 '20 15:06 bmenking-wng

@viralkavish I backed up my emails to S3 by mounting a bucket to a local folder with s3fs-fuse

no-decaf avatar Aug 03 '20 02:08 no-decaf

you could also look at rclone as that can link with basically any cloud service

bterps avatar Nov 02 '21 23:11 bterps