Tony Whitmore wrote:
Hi,
I've been working on using Bacula on our site (~500 PCs) for the last week or
so, and have made great progress on test systems. I'll be backing up about 7
or 8 servers once it's all up and running.
On the "proper" backup system I will be using 200GB USB2 external HD
Rowdy wrote:
> I do a full backup on Saturday mornings (1am) creating a new volume for
> each server, then a differential backup at 1am all other days for each
> server, appending to each respective full backup volume.
>
> Bacula shouldn't mind about doing a full backup onto one drive (one
> volu
Tony Whitmore wrote:
On Mon, Jun 27, 2005 at 09:05:13PM +1000, Rowdy wrote:
Hi Tony,
Hey Rowdy, thanks for your reply.
Excellent, I'll have a browse through the manual and see if I can
work out how to do that. Quick question - do you perform full backups
every time, or just incremental
On Mon, Jun 27, 2005 at 09:05:13PM +1000, Rowdy wrote:
> Hi Tony,
Hey Rowdy, thanks for your reply.
> I am running Bacula under FreeBSD and backing up about 6 servers to 120G
> hard drives mounted in an external USB enclosure. One drive is in the
> enclosure, the other (only two drives) is in th
Tony Whitmore wrote:
Hi,
I've been working on using Bacula on our site (~500 PCs) for the last
week or so, and have made great progress on test systems. I'll be
backing up about 7 or 8 servers once it's all up and running.
On the "proper" backup system I will be using 200GB USB2 external
HDDs a
Hi,
I've been working on using Bacula on our site (~500 PCs) for the last week or
so, and have made great progress on test systems. I'll be backing up about 7
or 8 servers once it's all up and running.
On the "proper" backup system I will be using 200GB USB2 external HDDs as the
stoarge medium
