Hello dear community,
I’ve read so many discussions, here and redt, but I’m still in a loophole, from above a year and a half, about choosing the correct configuration for my data. I’m currently in the situation of manual quarterly backup (I really can’t do it more regularly) of my smartphone, and I’m looking for a better automated system.
Speaking of my hw/sw config: powerful desktop replacement laptop running Linux and a Pixel running Graphene.
I need to sync the classic smartphone data: contacts, calendars, tasks (tasks org app), notes and all data (whatsapp backup included).
I want a no-cloud based sync configuration, that could transfer the various data, on an local wifi network (maybe connected to internet, but the data, between the local IPs)
so I tested syncthing.
I put my smartphone on thetering, deactivate data cell, and I was able to sync everything (even the whatsapp backup). All works great (even the big archive of whatsapp).
But there’s a thing: I could’t choice for the hotstop as the only wifi network for syncing. I don’t want the syncthing service running on the smartphone, looking for my PC in every wifi I’m connected with.
for contacts, calendars, tasks, I tried DecSync in combination with syncthing and I have a lot of problems here: the files in the folder created by the DS service, are completely empty. That’s for the smartphone side. For the laptop side, I couldn’t understand what software I could use to open the different formats, contacts, calendar, tasks (tasks org app)
for the note, I’m actually using standard notes, but I want to switch to a no-cloud based system (with attachments), I see jtxBoard could fill that role, but I don’t understand how I can open the notes archive created with it, with the laptop
so I’m thinking…maybe could be a good idea using NextCloud?
so in the web interface, I could browse the various contents, even the notes using their app?
last big problem: browsers passwords
I’m using, on laptop linux/brave/keepassxc, on the smartphone graphene/vanadiumORbrave/keepassdx
…but I don’t have any idea how to do that in an automated way
I gratefully hope for your opinions.
- a dazed person