: Re: [CentOS] Tape operation
I found Amanda rather complex for what we wanted to do (simple backup of a
single server to a single tape drive).
We eventually decided on BRU (www.tolisgroup.com). It's not free, but the
simple 'workstation' version isn't very expensive.
Their supp
On Thursday 15 May 2008 15:57, Dennis McLeod wrote:
> Spans tapes just fine (Manual changes...). I looked at amanda at the time,
> but there was some issues with Tape spanning, if I recall.
Tape spanning arrived in amanda about two years ago.
Anne
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Martyn Drake wrote:
Arkeia (at least when I last used it several years ago) was pretty much all
point-and-click.
Regards,
Martyn
And therein lies one of the downfalls of Arkeia. Its ease of use
requires X. I don't generally enable X on servers, but as this
particular network is entirely
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 10:45 AM, Anne Wilson
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> Not so. Take a look at Amanda. Runs under linux, can handle backup for whole
> network (multiple domains, too, I think) and is utterly reliable. It can
> backup to disk, tape or whatever.
I third the Amanda vote. But a
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> Subject: Re: [CentOS] Tape operation
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> Fajar Priyanto wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
Kevin Thorpe wrote:
I found Amanda rather complex for what we wanted to do (simple backup
of a single server to a single tape drive).
We eventually decided on BRU (www.tolisgroup.com). It's not free, but
the simple 'workstation' version isn't very expensive.
Their support staff are really help
I found Amanda rather complex for what we wanted to do (simple backup of
a single server to a single tape drive).
We eventually decided on BRU (www.tolisgroup.com). It's not free, but
the simple 'workstation' version isn't very expensive.
Their support staff are really helpful as well. Free dow
On Thursday May 15 2008, Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Thursday 15 May 2008 07:34, John R Pierce wrote:
> > I recommend buying some commercial tape backup software.. freeware for
> > tape is woefully poor.
>
> Not so. Take a look at Amanda. Runs under linux, can handle backup for
> whole network (mul
On Thursday 15 May 2008 07:34, John R Pierce wrote:
> I recommend buying some commercial tape backup software.. freeware for
> tape is woefully poor.
Not so. Take a look at Amanda. Runs under linux, can handle backup for whole
network (multiple domains, too, I think) and is utterly reliable.
Fajar Priyanto wrote:
Hi all,
My only encounter with tape-backup was with Windows 2000. With it, when we
backup things using windows' backup tool, it will create a 'catalog', then
the catalog contains all the backup operations we do based on date. So, with
this we can "append" many backups int
Hi all,
My only encounter with tape-backup was with Windows 2000. With it, when we
backup things using windows' backup tool, it will create a 'catalog', then
the catalog contains all the backup operations we do based on date. So, with
this we can "append" many backups into one tape. Next time we
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