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Nigel Marsh wrote: |
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>Jose, |
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>As to reverting to a given date. The short answer (unusual for me ;)) is No... |
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>The longer answer is, according the developments on the mailing list it will |
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Well, I had that feeling. The final question: let's say that |
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somebody deletes a bunch of files that shouldn't be deleted. You told |
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that the backup system informs of changes every hour or so, so I assume |
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those files will also be deleted on the backed up system, am I wrong? If |
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this is the case, and you notice the problem a few hours later, is there |
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any way to recover those files? That's why I was asking about recovering |
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the state for a given date/time. |
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>On the server side, you have no access to this data. You need to keep a client |
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>key safe to rebuild a totally dead client so that it can restore and start |
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>again where you left off. |
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>Sorry, got carried away and probably went way over what was needed to answer |
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>your question. Must be this new coffee I'm drinking. ;) |
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Not at all. Your answer has been very informative, and will help me |
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a lot in making my mind in my final decission about backup software. |
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Thanks a lot for your kindly response... and tell us about that new |
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coffee, I think it may help us on overnight system failures ;o) |
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>Nige |
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Best regards |
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Jose |