Popular cloud backup service CrashPlan announced that it would stop selling home subscriptions in order to focus on business version - Code42. CrashPlan shuts down its consumer cloud backup service to focus on business version The new service will be made available to Office 365 subscribers later this year.Ģ017. The text data will be stored in the Microsoft Cloud, which Microsoft claims can be cheaper and more secure than relying on third-party transcription tools. The new feature will automatically create a full transcript of dialogue when viewing a video or listening to an audio file, using AI technology available in Microsoft Stream (formerly Office 365 Video).
Microsoft is adding video and audio transcription capabilities to OneDrive for Business and SharePoint, making a range of digital content more easily accessible to users. Microsoft added AI transcription to OneDrive and SharePoint I love restic and I want to use it to replace Crashplan when my Crashplan Home subscription expires.2018. Did restic help you or made you happy in any way? Perhaps a different syscall other than Readlink should be used to open files on Windows? Not really sure though. Do you have an idea how to solve the issue? Also, crashplan is able to read the files. OneDrive new files on demand feature? I do have the entire directory synced/stored locally, however (in other words all the files are fully "hydrated").
Do you have any idea what may have caused this? Try to use restic to back up a OneDrive synced folder on Windows 10. (and the OneDrive files are skipped/excluded from the backup) Steps to reproduce the behavior Warning for C:\shadowcopy\Users\ben\OneDrive - : Readlink: readlink \?\C:\shadowcopy\Users\ben\OneDrive - : The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. What backend/server/service did you use to store the repository?įilesystem (local drive).
c:\users\ben" and also tried backing up a VSS shadow copy in case that was causing the problem. Compiled with go1.10 on windows/amd64 How did you run restic exactly?īoth directly through "restic backup -r.
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