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On Mar 27, 2004, at 6:43 AM, stephen white wrote: |
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> On 27/03/2004, at 5:42 AM, Bryn Hughes wrote: |
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>> For those of you who are interested in backing up Mac OS X clients |
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>> with Bacula I just discovered one gotcha... Bacula will only back up |
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>> data forks from HFS/HFS+ filesystems. |
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> You may be interested in checking out Radmind for this functionality. |
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> Radmind can also be used for deployment and snapshotting machines. |
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Radmind is an excellent piece of software especially for people who |
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have to manage a large number of machines. For those of you who |
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haven't seen Radmind yet, check out this page: |
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http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/radmind/ |
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I run Radmind at work to maintain a hundred or so Macintosh desktops |
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using a Linux server. It can also maintain Linux desktops and servers. |
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If you have a large number of machines that need similar software |
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deployed Radmind is an excellent tool. It will handle anything from |
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system updates to new software installations and would probably work |
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extremely well on Gentoo systems for distributing software - portage |
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would work well with radmind. |
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Bryn |
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