I have some questions regarding the latest 1.39 and future 1.40
So far how does encryption influences the backup speed?
How about the encryption and compression? Is it a lot slower then
compression alone?
Which encryption algorithm is used for encryption? (I assume everything
that OpenSSL supports?
Hello,
Thank you for your responses to my previous email. Since there were no
negative responses to my proposal, the "official" release schedule is as
follows:
We will probably make several more beta release of 1.39.x between now and 15
October, then on my return sometime between the 15th and
Hello,
Well so far there are not a lot of opinions in, but they are 100% for #1 --
i.e. make some more beta releases as appropriate and then the production
release in November.
The main reason I'm sending this is to say that if you respond to my original
email on this subject, *please* change
Hi,
although I'm still using 1.38.5 and never tested 1.39.x I vote for #1.
I know the situation when one makes major changes right before going
on holiday. That's not a very pleasant feeling and it's hard to relax
in this time.
Ralf
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> I would appreciate your thoughts on this. I especially encourage those of you
> who are already using 1.39.x to speak up.
I vote for #1. And the reason is that our company ar soon about to choose
backup software. And Im sick of Legato. :-)
And also yo
Hi there,
I'm new to the list and am currently beta testing the 3.39.22 beta
released a few days ago. I think option 1 would be best.
thanks to everyone that puts time and effort into this project.
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Using Tomcat but
In response to Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[snip]
> 1. Make several more beta releases of 1.39.x before I leave on vacation (i.e.
> between now and roughly 10 October) and hold the official production release
> until mid-November after my return.
>
> 2. Release Bacula 1.39.x in the next
Hello,
There don't seem to be any serious outstanding issues with 1.39.x and the
documentation is "reasonably" complete. You may be aware that
I have been planning to release Bacula version 1.39.x (with an appropriate
version change) to production around now. This would allow approximately 4
