Agnello George wrote:
> The requirement fro backup is not primarily for HDD failure , but human
> error failure . In case one of our user ( eg: the COO with huge mailbox
> size has delete all his certain very important mails, and he want to recover
> them , the contacts us as we are supposed to maintain his mail backup for a
> week, and we should restore his backup immediately ) this the main
> requirement for the backup and that too on the same server different
> partition .
Have you considered using a snapshot approach? By that, I mean one
which uses hard links to create the "backup", and as files get added/
modified, the data are copied, and links are created. Usually, one
has a snapshot directory with something like a daily snapshot, and
24 hourly ones, something like that.
Mike
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