On 8/30/2010 1:00 PM, Josh Fisher wrote:
> On 8/30/2010 10:50 AM, Dan Langille wrote:
>> This just came up on IRC. As an aid to newcomers, a ready-made VM may
>> be useful. A potential user could download and run the VM, without
>> having to go through the install process.
>>
>> If you use VMs (eg
I assume you mean SD and Dir in a VM. I have been using Bacula in a
qemu-kvm guest for some time now. Dir and database run beautifully in a
VM. SD is a bit trickier. SD works well with disk storage. All works as
expected even with USB disk, but only at USB 1 speeds. That is only due
to qemu-k
This just came up on IRC. As an aid to newcomers, a ready-made VM may
be useful. A potential user could download and run the VM, without
having to go through the install process.
If you use VMs (eg VMWare, VirtualBox), then I think this would be a
great way for you to contribute to the proj
