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Unlimited Telegram MTProto personal cloud storage with zero monthly fe
TeleDrive is an open-source, high-performance desktop virtual filesystem client that turns your private Telegram storage channels into an encrypted, unthrottled, unlimited personal cloud drive. Unlike traditional cloud providers (Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud) that charge recurring monthly subscriptions ($10–$20/mo) for storage you never truly own, TeleDrive connects directly to Telegram’s global MTProto datacenters with zero intermediate relay servers and zero hosting costs. Key... -
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Deprecated! This app was written for ClientLogin which was discontinued. Use something more current, ie "drive" : https://github.com/odeke-em/drive/ PHP Script for automatic backups of your google docs (including google apps) for archival (for those of us that don't trust anyone). Supports multiple document types and folders. Requires only php and php-curl
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Backup script for disk-to-disk backups of multiple remote hosts. Simultaneous encrypted data flows per remote or local host. Supports full and incremental backups of regular files and mysql data. Offline indexes to search for specific data.
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