Regarding the bacula manual...
It's not very Linux specific and is really one of the better manuals I've
used for an open source project. Far better than many commercial manuals
imho. It's long because bacula has a lot of features--many of which a new
implementation won't use but may be desire
On Thu, 2009-03-12 at 11:39 -0400, Bob Hetzel wrote:
First of all let me thanks to every people who takes a minutes or maybe
more to answer my questions. I and some others guy starting a DataCenter
and a automatic save tools is needed here. Because I used Bacula before
I just suggest and every peo
I think you may be thinking of a lab setup, but the original poster
seems to have been talking about putting bacula into production.
Understanding how to recompile is indeed very important. And actually
recompiling makes a lot of sense in a lab environment. It really is not
very difficult. Reco
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Bob Hetzel wrote:
>
> 1) If you use the version that's not the latest, the bacula folks will most
> likely just tell you to upgrade to the latest version, so you might as well
> start there now and try to stay current.
>
One reason for this is the developers are u
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
We've all got opinions. I tend to go the other way, and use packaged
software. Compiling doesn't take THAT much more time, but it's certainly
not as easy as working with packages (if you know what you're doing that
is -- if you don't, it's probably 6 o
1) If you use the version that's not the latest, the bacula folks will most
likely just tell you to upgrade to the latest version, so you might as well
start there now and try to stay current.
2) On open source software that's where development is still "active" I'd
highly recommend learning t
There is no 100% cut-and-dried answer here, but a couple thoughts:
- Regardless of what you do, I would not use a version older than, say,
2.2. Preferably use 2.4.
- You may want to stay with the version you have been testing. After
all, your test results may not apply to other versions.
- If
Hi every:
I've been testing Bacula for more than six months. Right now my boss ask
to me for a suitable version for production. Wich version did yours
recommend me? I use Ubuntu Server and I was thinking to use the version
post in the repository for LTS (Ubuntu 8.04) release. This will be fine?
Tha
