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Unfortunately, the raspiBackup documentation on this website had become increasingly disorganized over time. Fortunately, someone noticed this and offered to create a raspiBackup documentation page on GitHub using mdbook. He uploaded all existing raspiBackup pages from this website to GitHub, built a framework so the pages could be organized and easily edited—which was urgently needed—and finally ensured that any changes to the documentation are automatically republished. He even built in a DeepL integration so that the German documentation can be translated into English very quickly. Until then, I had always translated the German texts manually, which of course takes longer.
I don’t have the technical know-how to do this myself, and I’m extremely grateful to rpi-simonz for setting everything up for me, making the raspiBackup documentation clearer and much easier to maintain and edit.
In short: The complete raspiBackup documentation can now be found here. Questions about raspiBackup can be asked here, and please report any issues here on GitHub (GitHub registration is free ;-) ) There’s also a raspiBackup thread on the English RaspberryPi Forum where you can ask questions about raspiBackup.
In addition there exist social media channels for raspiBackup.
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Raspberries can boot with netboot. Some folks also say per PXE, but in a strict sense it's not PXE, just netboot.
Anyhow, I own multiple Raspberries and starting with RPi3 they can boot with netboot. I did some evaluation on this and asked for support on the raspberrypi forum in this thread. Who is interested on this topic should read the thread. RonR helped me in the thread with his netboot expertise. In addition he also wrote a nice tool which helps to setup a netboot environment quickly on a Raspberry.
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DriveSync is used to synchronize files from a mobile device into a team folder on DSM. The setup works reliably.
In some cases, it is useful to access the same data through an additional path inside a different shared folder. This can be achieved on Linux/DSM using a bind mount, which creates an alternative access point to the same underlying directory.
The steps below describe the setup in detail.
Read more: How to link from insided one shared folder into another shared folder on Synology DSM
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I just stumbled upon a very nice and detailed article, which explains bash redirections very detailed. When you finish reading the article you know everything about redirections. This article is one of a sequence of five 'bash one-liners' articles - Working with files, working with strings, working with history and navigating around, which are also very interesting and helpful.