Martin Treusch von Buttlar

FYI: I integrated OSIN for OAuth2 and go-json-rest at [osin-mongo-storage/examples/go-json-rest](https://github.com/martint17r/osin-mongo-storage/tree/master/examples/go-json-rest).

I need backups protected from ransomware. Restic supports this right now, using either the REST server in append mode or using rclone with --append-only. Both ways require a second server...

Right, using SFTP or basically any backend which supports file based ACLs would work as well. Maybe I should add a documentation entry, stating the three existing solutions. For S3...

If there is an official API to get the files required for a restore from a given snapshot I would be quite happy. The proposed solution for pruning also works...

@rawtaz Thank you for your feedback. I don't agree on your first point though, because restic also features an exclude option and the adversary can easily exclude important files from...

I believe the reason why this has not popped up anywhere else is that this is not a problem within python, i.e. the escaped unicode notation is a Python specific...

Please also note that the new hide-Files on B2 in restic 0.15 also solves the ransomware use case.

Let me try to answer the different topics raised: 1. Ransomware safe backups If you control the receiving server and are able to run software there, you don't need object...

In AcisNLs case the receiving server would be the S3 provider, that's why I don't think there is a real advantage in using S3. Otherwise I would agree.

@sampila Thank you for clarifying - our customers mostly use chrome, so the solace of having nearly identical display in Adobe is nice to know, but not relevant to achieve...