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Garage (https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/) gets pretty close for object storage. It’s built with mixing high/low latency links and replication between multiple hosts. Unfortunately it’s not really built for end-users, but devs, so there’s no ui or anything like that.
I use the 'bitrot' app to store checksums of files and to check for bitrot. It works by checking for data changes that aren't accompanied with a file modification time change. With this you don't need something like RAID or ZFS or detect bitrot.
https://github.com/ambv/bitrot
But of course you still need backups. The way to use 'bitrot' in combination with backups is that you don't backup the bitrot DB file. Instead, you run 'bitrot' separately on the main disk and the backup disk.
I've been looking at https://www.defined.net/ as an alternative.
And also saw this on HN a month or so ago https://blog.janissary.xyz/posts/tailscale-oidc-authelia-car...
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