On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 01:24:30PM -0800, Gene Yoo wrote:
> General question about what is necessary for backup in linux environment:
>
> Minux the /home directory, what does the community feels is the most
> peritnent information that must be backed up on linux box. Assuming
> that DNS, Apache, DHCP, Samba, SMTP, POP, firewall, etc... meaning if
> the system was a full service machine or even across multiple machine,
> what do you backup?
every thing
>
> I usually save most of the configuration that is necessary for service
> but haven't really dealt with loosing other information since I was able
> to recreate most of the configuration after a crash (replacing disk), etc.
>
> What backup tools (freeware) do you use often or recommend in SOHO
> environment? I've used netcat and dd ing info to another box, but
> haven't really done too much to write to other medias since most of my
> boxes are network related boxes...
>
arkeia, its free for 1 linux server (1 tape) 2 client
amanda, totally free
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