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Where do Synology apps like Calendar store their data? - RonV42 - 05-23-2020

I have been slowly adding synology apps to my DS1019+ since putting it together back in March. I have been playing around with the idea of using the calendar that you have a review on your site. I don't use Hyperback but instead use a cloud service called IDrive backup which is inexpensive and has no issues backing up the data in named volume directories. I don't see anywhere in Synolgoy's documentation on how to protect calendars or shared calendars with backup. Can you point me in the right direction?


Where do Synology apps like Calendar store their data? - RonV42 - 05-23-2020

Well it took a while poking around the internet and the answer is that all the data in Calendar is stored in a database and managed by the Calendar application service. If you use Hyperbackup and configure and tick the box in task settings/applications it will stop the service, backup the database and restart the service. Not much option for user alternative cloud services like iDrive natively.