On 2020-04-04, Anastasios Lisgaras <tasosnumber...@yahoo.gr> wrote: > On 3/25/20 11:07 AM, Andrei POPESCU wrote: >> If a file is corrupted, deleted, etc. in one place that will be >> propagated to all copies. >> >> Depending on the features provided by the synchronisation tool they >> could be *a part* of a backup solution. >> >> See http://taobackup.com for what a complete backup solution should >> provide. >> >> Kind regards, >> Andrei >> > > Sorry, but again, I don't see the problem. > If I choose to delete a file from a machine - I will want the same for > the rest of the machines. What's the problem with that? >
The problem arises when you "choose" to delete the wrong file by inadvertence; if you're only thinking "syncing," your sunk, but if you've backed up as well (and you ain't pell-mell), you're still looking swell.
