Are there any automatic ways of keeping my library backedup, looked att sync (like google drive) but it sounded more like cloud storage/usage instead of backup.
Otherwise I guess i could let something run in the background and upload the photolibrary to google drive now and then
I have plex pass
Is this question better moved outside of the linux section?
There are many, many ways of solving that - and there are at least a handful of threads about backups.
You need to first of all work out how much data you’re wanting to back up, how important it is to you, and how much you’re willing to pay to protect it.
The question was mainly about plex cloud sync/backup of photos (or other from within pms backups), and probably around zero threads about that.
it’s only a small amount of data, not important but annoying to loose, price range zero (except for manual disc backups, safe, similar stuff)
Plex provides no capabilities for backing up your data. Watch too that bi-directional sync is anything but backup.
Small as in a few MB, a few GB or a few TB 
Amazon Cloud drive offers free unlimited photo storage for Prime members, or “unlimited” storage for $60/year. Backblaze B2 is free for up to 10 GB. Tools like rclone allow you to back up to these, and others. Ideally you want to use a provider that supports versioning (B2 does), so that if you overwrite or otherwise alter a file you can recover the original.
@lappen@gmail.com said:
Are there any automatic ways of keeping my library backedup, looked att sync (like google drive) but it sounded more like cloud storage/usage instead of backup.Otherwise I guess i could let something run in the background and upload the photolibrary to google drive now and then
I have plex pass
Unless you have a professional backup tool ,otherwise you can only transfer photos to computer first , Google account is a good idea .
@lappen@gmail.com said:
Are there any automatic ways of keeping my library backedup, looked att sync (like google drive) but it sounded more like cloud storage/usage instead of backup.
How to Transfer Text Messages from Android to Computer – Android Rescuer
Otherwise I guess i could let something run in the background and upload the photolibrary to google drive now and thenI have plex pass
Unless you have a professional backup tool ,otherwise you can only transfer photos to computer first , Google account is a good idea . i used to transfer messages to computer with Google account ,
@Yooher said:
@lappen@gmail.com said:
Are there any automatic ways of keeping my library backedup, looked att sync (like google drive) but it sounded more like cloud storage/usage instead of backup.
Otherwise I guess i could let something run in the background and upload the photolibrary to google drive now and then
https://www.mobiledic.com/android-topic/transfer-text-messages-from-android-to-computer.html
I have plex passUnless you have a professional backup tool ,otherwise you can only transfer photos to computer first , Google account is a good idea . i used to transfer messages to computer with Google account ,
The Mobiledic Android phone transfer tool will have the ability to transfer contacts ,SMS ,photos and other phone files from Mobile phone to computer for phone data backup ,
@Yeerty said:
@Yooher said:
@lappen@gmail.com said:
https://www.mobiledic.com/android-topic/transfer-text-messages-from-android-to-computer.html
Are there any automatic ways of keeping my library backedup, looked att sync (like google drive) but it sounded more like cloud storage/usage instead of backup.
Otherwise I guess i could let something run in the background and upload the photo library to google drive now and then
I have plex passUnless you have a professional backup tool ,otherwise you can only transfer photos to computer first , Google account is a good idea . i used to transfer messages to computer with Google account ,
The Mobiledic Android phone transfer tool will have the ability to transfer contacts ,SMS ,photos and other phone files from Mobile phone to computer for phone data backup ,
On , i doubt its ability , the Mobiledic has brought me a lot of failures,
