On Thu, 3 Mar 2011 09:48:22 -0700
John Hein wrote:
> Amanda should not have problems. If you hit a snag, ask the list.
Cool.
> You may hit issues like the mt(1) syntax is different (use mt for
> things like setting blocksize and disabling hardware compression
> before amanda starts up).
That'
On Thu, 03 Mar 2011 11:00:01 -0500
Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
> I saw almost exactly the same question on the Bacula list recently,
> with respect to migrating from netbackup to Bacula. The short answer
> was that there is no way except recovering and then backing up with
> the new backup program.
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Gour wrote at 16:23 +0100 on Mar 3, 2011:
> Is there any concern when migrating Amanda from Linux to FreeBSD?
Amanda should not have problems. If you hit a snag, ask the list.
You may hit issues like the mt(1) syntax is different
(use mt for things like setting blocksize and disabling hardware
ng more hardware) seems to be to remove one disk from
raid1 array and used it along with the other disks to restore
everything on those and then backup?
Let me add that video files (8 tapes) are stored in separate catalog
then the slides, iow. they use different pools of tapes.
Any idea how t
sed it along with the other disks to restore
everything on those and then backup?
Let me add that video files (8 tapes) are stored in separate catalog
then the slides, iow. they use different pools of tapes.
Any idea how to do this Bacula --> Amanda migration in a most simple
way?
Is there an
