On 28 Nov 2019, at 00:35, Brent Clark <brentgclarkl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have in excess of +/- 500 mail boxes and using just under 1TB of disk
> space. That is a lot of small files.
That’s honestly pretty small. When it says "it's not recommended to be used in
multi-million user installations”
You are several orders of magnitude away from that. Well, three if you want to
be technical about it.
If you want a backup server ready to go, rsync will probably work just fine for
you, or as Adi have mentioned, a block-level replicator (though I suspect that
is overkill) and dsync is likely to do exactly what you want. Yes, you have to
keep an eye on it, but at your level It’s probably going to be solid (based on
reading other’s experiences with it).
Of course, it is also easy to do it wrong, so careful reading of the
documentation is critical, and testing your solution a coupe thousands times
before you start relying on it.
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