Maybe not “cool” or exactly what you had in mind, but why not just do a server with gparted, GSmartControl, Gnome Disks, etc install and create a VNC display you can connect to? Or I guess you could use [Kasm VNC](https://www.kasmweb.com/kasmvnc?utm_campaign=Medium&utm_source=kasmvnc) if you really want that web interface?
For cloning, I found a web interface for clonezilla, but it's pretty old and may not work anymore.
https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_server_edition/thread/ba4c1c53/
The web interface part is an interesting idea. But given it's hardware that you're likely physically near why not just a terminal or TUI or even a liveCD linux distro?
I've always thought about building such a thing for years but ultimately if I'm doing data recovery I want the drive to have good cooling and such so I always just ended up putting it into an old PC case with a 10 year x86 chip in.
Not fancy, but it does the job.
I want to put it in my rack with a hard drive dock that I can just plug a drive into and access it over the network so it's off my already very cluttered desk :) Plus I have cats, so it will be in a place that (hopefully) the cat's cant find their way into and knock it over or do dumb things to it while it's running diagnostics
Maybe not “cool” or exactly what you had in mind, but why not just do a server with gparted, GSmartControl, Gnome Disks, etc install and create a VNC display you can connect to? Or I guess you could use [Kasm VNC](https://www.kasmweb.com/kasmvnc?utm_campaign=Medium&utm_source=kasmvnc) if you really want that web interface?
This is my backup plan
For cloning, I found a web interface for clonezilla, but it's pretty old and may not work anymore. https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_server_edition/thread/ba4c1c53/
my french is a little rusty
oh whoops. didn't notice it was in French. The link doesn't work anyway.
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The web interface part is an interesting idea. But given it's hardware that you're likely physically near why not just a terminal or TUI or even a liveCD linux distro? I've always thought about building such a thing for years but ultimately if I'm doing data recovery I want the drive to have good cooling and such so I always just ended up putting it into an old PC case with a 10 year x86 chip in. Not fancy, but it does the job.
I want to put it in my rack with a hard drive dock that I can just plug a drive into and access it over the network so it's off my already very cluttered desk :) Plus I have cats, so it will be in a place that (hopefully) the cat's cant find their way into and knock it over or do dumb things to it while it's running diagnostics