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As a singly locker owner, I want my stuff backed up so that I never lose it
erictj edited this page Sep 6, 2011
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The goal for this story is that locker owners should always have their Me/ directories backed up so they don't lose their data.
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- Automated, or manually triggered, or both?
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- Multiple, full .tgz archives of the Me/ directory, or incremental backups?
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- Downloadable by the locker owner?
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- If downloadable, can they upload the backup to restore their locker manually?
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- If Singly is automating the backup, will there be a way to restore previous backups from the dashboard?
- List of items which should be called out as explicitly in or out of scope.
- Includes: adding a page to display search results
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- Bonus: ...
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