Hi !
Now i`m on the list too, thanks for the nice explanation about the
atimes & tmpwatch ;)
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Yes, Bacula modifies atime for all files that it backs up. However, there is
an option "keepatime = yes", which will cause Bacula to reset the atime on
files that it backs up. However, this option does not work until version
1.37.30 and later.
This sounds very good - i`ve already setup the 1.37.30 (so no worries
about atimes) on our server and all the initial tests look promising ...
now i`m going to create a configuration for our site now ... and that
means reading the documentation ... LOTS of reading :-)
I suppose the /lib/tls warning is still valid ? We`re running RedHat
Enterprise Linux 4 WS (Our company is very RedHat oriented).
Best regards,
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Daniel Holtkamp Riege Software International GmbH
System Administration Mollsfeld 10
40670 Meerbusch, Germany Phone: +49-2159-9148-41
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fax: +49-2159-9148-11
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