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Even RAID 1 is not a backup, in the sense that if you (accidentally) modify/delete a file on your RAID array it's immediately modified/deleted across all drives.

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Even RAID 1 is not a backup, in the sense that if you (accidentally) modify/delete a file on your RAID array it's immediately modified/deleted across all drives.

I'm not sure how software can span air gaps, but I do understand that what I was talking about wasn't RAID.  More RAID-ish.  RAID-esque.  Vaguely RAID-y.

 

I just wrote a whole description and realized, you know, if this hasn't been done, it's a business idea, and I should probably protect it, first.  So I deleted it.  Need to investigate further.

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