On 12/05/2011 03:39 AM, Jesse Molina wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Recently I was looking for new backup app for my small network. Here's
> my story and why I decided that Bacula was not a good choice for me.
>
> I am not a long time user, so opinions and views may not be shared by
> others, but they are
Hi
Recently I was looking for new backup app for my small network. Here's
my story and why I decided that Bacula was not a good choice for me.
I am not a long time user, so opinions and views may not be shared by
others, but they are true none the less. You can only be a noob once
and I hop
Phil Stracchino schrieb:
> I've just acquired an LTO4 drive, and am setting up spooling for the
> first time. (The machine with the LTO4 drive attached has mirrored SSDs
> and a 6GB/s SAS controller, so it's a great setup for spooling.)
> There's one thing I'm not clear on: It appears to me that
Simple answer. YES
Bacula has clients for windows and source code or binaries for Linux an Linux
derived systems.
You can either back up to tape or my preferred is to disk. I treat the backup
disks as if they were tapes and maintain an on site backup and an off site one.
I take the drives in
Our intern has enough Linux knowledge to do this and he will be assisted by my
colleague who knows a lot about unix systems. I'm trying to make an assignment
which will benefit both of us. He will start by backing the clients and if all
goes well we will take a look if Bacula can make backups to
Thank you, Dan!
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On Sat, 3 Dec 2011 18:15:46 -0500, Dan Langille wrote:
> The patch for Bacula 5.2.2 has been submitted to the FreeBSD ports
> system. I expect you'll be able to upgrade early this coming week.
>
> http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/163034
>
> That will up
