Makiko Itoh wrote:
> Are there any I could throw, er, communicate to him
> (something about security would be nice) that would be a good argument
> for not setting up a procmail script just for him?
How about 'you're not paying me enough to take up the amount of
time you've already taken. I
>How about 'you're not paying me enough to take up the amount of time
>you've already taken. In fact, you're not paying me at all, and your
>buddy isn't paying me enough'.
hehe. I like that. Well I didn't put it just like that but have
politely told him he can have forwarding but not the other
Can anyone suggest where I can go to find out more about backup strategies?
I have Linux on two machines, and Windows NT on another. I was thinking of
backing up the Windows machine using SMB mounted directories. The hardware
I'm using is a Seagate 24 GB Scorpion DAT drive running off of an Ada
Title: RE: [techtalk] Backup strategy
In my last job I used the free Linux version of Arkeia (http://www.arkeia.com/download.html)
It worked well. Also the documentation is well written.
HTH,
Davida
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From: jennyw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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You might also want to check out bru
(http://www.estinc.com/products.php),
I think the personal edition is still free. Also you might want to read
the GNU tar manual at http://www.gnu.org/manual/tar/ which has more info
than the man page. Also are you getting an error message when tar
chokes
or
Title: RE: [techtalk] Backup strategy
Thanks! It occurs to me that one of
my problems may be that device is just not installed properly. Is there some
place I can go to find out more about installing SCSI tape devices?
It just seems strange that tar works a
little bit and then dies. I mea
