Arno Lehmann
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14.06.2005 10:31 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Bacula-users]
Client computer backups
Hi all,
hallo Arno,
>> I am trying to set up a solution to back up client computer's hard disks
>> (running Windows 2000/XP) with Bacula. I would like to create a full
backup
>> onto a hard disk storage. The resulting backup data on the storage
should
>> be updated through differential backups to avoid unneeded data transfers
by
>> another full backup. That means the changes do not use additional space.
>
>Only with difficulties... rsync or however it's called would be a better
>solution.
>
>With bacula, you could only do your backups, restore them to a local
>directory, and back up that one more.
>
>I wouldn't do this...
Ack!
>One question, though: Why do you want to have a full backup only? If
>it's to keep storage use down than I'd suggest rethinking your backup
>requirements.
Because a single full backup is the least space consuming method to back up
all data (to my knowledge), but transferring all data (already existing
from the run before) in another full backup is unncessary. Do you think
there is a better method, keeping in mind I don't have to care about
versioning?
>Arno
Danke (Thanks)
Best regards
Silvério
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