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Steve Murphy <mailto:list@××××××××××××××.com> scribbled on Thursday, March |
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25, 2004 10:19 AM: |
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> Bryn, |
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> What about bare metal recovery with Bacula? Have you or anyone else |
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> tested it? |
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> I've grown weary of using tapes, as the drives go bad and they end up |
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> being a pain in the ass. I'd like to setup a central backup server |
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> with a bunch of large capacity, mirrored, hot-swap hard drives. Would |
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> Bacula work with this config? |
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> Steve |
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> P.S. Mark, sorry if this is a repeat of a recent topic, I just signed |
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> up for the list an hour ago and I can't find where to search the |
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> archives. |
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No problem Steve! I've read through the Bacula docs the last day or so, and |
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am about to install it on a system with a single tape drive that's already |
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running Arkeia. Want to get a feel for it before installing it on my dual |
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AIT drive library. Bacula would work with the drives as you want. It |
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supports to file backups! With as much as Bacula can do, I'm wondering why |
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it's not a very popular program?? It looks to have all the same features as |
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Arkeia, or Bru Pro - both of which I've used in the past. |
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HTH |
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