Richard,
We implemented and tested Bacula + Iomega REV (IDE/ATAPI) extensively in our
small business server, <shameless plug>ClarkConnect</shameless plug>. It pretty
straightforward, with the REV drive being treated as any 'file' based backup,
with the exception that it is removable.
Ben
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richard wrote:
Though I have now given up on the hardware, I have been impressed by
bacula while trying to use it on a Seagate tape drive. I'm now
considering new alternatives and the Iomega Rev looks like an ideal
solution.
Has anyone used bacula with an Iomega Rev - either internal (IDE/ATAPI
or SCSI) or external (USB or firewire 1394)? I assume it maps as a
(slowish) hard drive.
I'd much appreciate any comments from the list before splashing out on
the kit.
BTW: This comment also appeared on the end of my last post, about
abandoning using the Seagate tape unit.
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