> So someone (an unskilled office worker) swaps the drive
> once a week after
> they get an e-mail of a successful backup. They then take
> the drive with the
> new data and remove it offsite.
Part of the reason I don't want to do this is that three drives are required in
order to have on offsite
I just found this gem:
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/backuppc.htm
The simplest way to handle off-site backup is to use BackupPC's archive host
> feature to produce tar archives, and to then copy these archives to
> removable media.
>
> BackupPC is configured to create tar archives by creating a new
On 07/22 08:17 , tog benson wrote:
> In the past I've used external drives to keep a rotation of offsite
> backups. One drive would be offsite while the other was receiving dumps
> of data. I used an archive host to dump tar_gzip files of all my data.
This is the way I do it at one location. I h
This may be a little long-winded, but I need some input.
In the past I've used external drives to keep a rotation of offsite backups.
One drive would be offsite while the other was receiving dumps of data. I used
an archive host to dump tar_gzip files of all my data.
This system worked great
