Karl Cunningham wrote:
Hi All --
I will be giving a demonstration and talk about Bacula to a local Linux
User's group in San Diego, California next week. I plan to take three
systems: one backup server, one Linux client, and one Windows XP client.
If everything goes well I will briefly go thro
Using a loopback would work fine for a read/write filesystem. I do that
all the time.
Maybe I read too much into it, but
if I understood the original poster, he was looking for mounting a loop
device/file, writing to it to create a file in ISO format that could be
burned as-is into a useable CD o
Ah, now I see. (Maintenance window until 2am last nite, see... A little
slow today)
Something like Nero ImageDrive, then.
K
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From: Joe Stump [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 4:48 PM
To: Knut E. Meidal
Cc: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Or maybe an option in the bacula-dir.conf
Override_Local_Exclude = Yes
Respect_Local_Exclude = No
Or similar
Knut
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Stoffel
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 11:30 AM
To: Kern Sibbald
Cc: bacula-users@lis
Title: Advice needed: Adaptec 29160 card giving errors
Greetings.
Semi-related to bacula:
I am reinstalling a machine, Dell PowerEdge600c which is to become a new Bacula server.
I am having errors with the aic7xxx driver, both the new and old, using a host of different Linux distros, and
Nils Olofsson wrote:
On Mon, 2005-04-04 at 16:04 -0700, Jon Aker wrote:
We have been using bacula for several months now and it is working
great for us. We are planning on upgrading our tape changer and I was
wondering if anyone had successfully used the Quantum ValueLoader LTO
changer with
The
question should maybe not be
"How can I be certain that the
data written to the tape is the same data that is on my hard disk",
but
"How
can I be certain that the data I restore from tape are the same as I had on my
disk..."
If you
see my meaning.
As a
spot-check, I have restor
Ross Boylan wrote:
I have one mundane and one exotic feature request.
The exotic request is that one can munge the path of files backed up,
or at least strip off leading parts. My motivation is that I will be
backing up using snapshots, so if I want /a/b I will actually get
/snapshot/a/b. It
