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Hi, |
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I'm looking for an OpenSource backup solution for a small network. Today I'm |
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using Arkeia-Light to do the job, but it's not OpenSource and can only |
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support one server and two clients and also have some other restrictions. |
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So I'm now asking for suggestions for alternative solutions. |
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These are my requirements: |
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* Secure |
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* OpenSource |
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* One Central Backup Host (with tape-drive and backup-db) |
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* Backup of Clients over Network (even through Firewall) |
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* Support for DDS and DLT tapes |
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* Unlimited number of Clients |
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* Tape Management (the SW keep track of used/unused tapes) |
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* Full/Incremental/Differential/Archive - Backups |
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* Retention time management for Backups |
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* Command Line Interface (for scripting) and GUI (for easy Backup/Restore) |
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* Definition of Backup-sets |
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* Online/Offline backup of Databases (MySQL) |
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* And of course it should be in Portage. |
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At the moment I see two candidates, Amanda and Bacula. |
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Any comments (pro/con) on those two or any suggestion on some other Backup-SW. |
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Regards, |
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Dan Johansson, <http://www.dmj.nu> |
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