I just use rsync, works great
Would you explain how you are using rsync to backup photos on an iPhone ? I'm not aware of an iOS app named "rsync" and ... presumably you don't have a shell ... ?
I built an app to backup Live Photos from iPhone to external hard drives
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Re: I built an app to backup Live Photos from iPhone to external hard drives
#12Citation needed. Get a Synology NAS and use their Photos app which backups Live photos on both iDevices and Androids. Buy it for life.
Re: I built an app to backup Live Photos from iPhone to external hard drives
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Would you explain how you are using rsync to backup photos on an iPhone ? I'm not aware of an iOS app named "rsync" and ... presumably you don't have a shell ... ?
You can load the IPhone’s pictures on Linux using the folders namespace and then rsync from the loaded namespace to /local…
Could it all be made into a sd card image for a pi zero perhaps? Even with a web ui accessible over Wi-Fi? A basic cheap sync-cable-appliance that non-techies can easily use?
Re: I built an app to backup Live Photos from iPhone to external hard drives
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#16ifuse and rsync works fine for me.
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#18Where is the link? How can iPhone backup directly to an external hard drive?
The iPhone camera can also shoot directly to an attached SSD.
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Would you explain how you are using rsync to backup photos on an iPhone ? I'm not aware of an iOS app named "rsync" and ... presumably you don't have a shell ... ?
You can load the IPhone’s pictures on Linux using the folders namespace and then rsync from the loaded namespace to /local…