> Thank for the reply. Are you managing those files by hand ( vi ) or
> in some other fashion?
I use nano and and a lot of copying my previous configs. For the most
part I only add a few clients at one time so this usually is no big
deal.
> I have a couple of other admins that will be
> working
Hi John,
Thank for the reply. Are you managing those files by hand ( vi ) or
in some other fashion? I have a couple of other admins that will be
working on this as well and I'm going to try and put together a CGI
or PHP app to add / remove Clients, Pools and such. Just wondering
if you
Thanks Arno,
You're write, scripting is probably the best way to go here. I was
pretty tired last night but now with a clear head I realize I really
only have 5 types of machines meaning their configs will be identical
except for the hostname which should make the process much easier.
Than
> I am in the process of switching our backup system from just rsync
> and tar to Bacula. I've got it running nicely in a lab with 2
> Clients but having trouble planning a strategy for going live. I've
> got about 150 machines that need backing up. I'd prefer to use just
> one director to manag
Hi,
05.10.2007 06:25,, Seth Miller wrote::
> Hello all,
>
> I am in the process of switching our backup system from just rsync
> and tar to Bacula. I've got it running nicely in a lab with 2
> Clients but having trouble planning a strategy for going live. I've
> got about 150 machines tha
Hello all,
I am in the process of switching our backup system from just rsync
and tar to Bacula. I've got it running nicely in a lab with 2
Clients but having trouble planning a strategy for going live. I've
got about 150 machines that need backing up. I'd prefer to use just
one directo
