Not sure about (5) (but one can devise himself a solution for that), I
think dump should be able to do it
http://dump.sourceforge.net/ || http://sourceforge.net/projects/dump/
You can use rsh (or more secure alternatives) combinations for remote
backup.
Although this sounds too much of a "hand wo
× 28 × 2003, 15:43, ×× ××× Baruch Birnbaum:
> Hi linux-il,
>
> I need a backup software for linux that should:
How about Arkeia ? its not open source but its great, reasonably priced and
have a free version for a linux server and two clients.
--
Oded
::..
"Tragedy is when I c
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On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 15:43:53 +0200, Baruch Birnbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I need a backup software for linux that should:
>
> 0. Be open source.
> 1. Support tape backup.
> 2. Be liberal with cartridge order within a backup set. (We have a bad
Hi,
Amanda www.amanda.org is great!
Alex
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Subject: Suggestions for open source backup program
Hi linux-il,
I need a backup software for
Amanda (http://www.amanda.org/)?
Baruch Birnbaum wrote:
Hi linux-il,
I need a backup software for linux that should:
0. Be open source.
1. Support tape backup.
2. Be liberal with cartridge order within a backup set. (We have a bad
experience with afbackup being overly strict, we had to waste t
Hi linux-il,
I need a backup software for linux that should:
0. Be open source.
1. Support tape backup.
2. Be liberal with cartridge order within a backup set. (We have a bad
experience with afbackup being overly strict, we had to waste time with
fixing things every time a customer insert the w
