Alex Dean wrote:
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX
machines. Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup
server will run on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only
non-laptop I have. I'm mainly looking for something that's easy to
Am 12. Jul, 2008 schwätzte Alex Dean so:
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX machines.
Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup server will run
on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only non-laptop I have. I'm
mainly looking for something
Am 12. Jul, 2008 schwätzte Matrix Mole so:
I like the rsync option for backup purposes. I'm not sure if it'll
BackupPC will use rsync. Bakula can probably use it as well.
work for your setup. I've been using it to keep my web servers safe
and stored on my local network from their remote
Am 12. Jul, 2008 schwätzte Joseph Sinclair so:
I ended up using DAR for a backup I needed to do to a 500G USB drive. It took
roughly 28 hours (USB isn't a very good filesystem interface, especially for
400G of backup data...), but it worked fairly well.
My USB connected drive seems to get
Alex Dean wrote:
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX
machines. Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup
server will run on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only
non-laptop I have. I'm mainly looking for something that's easy to
der.hans wrote:
Am 12. Jul, 2008 schw�tzte Joseph Sinclair so:
I ended up using DAR for a backup I needed to do to a 500G USB drive.
It took roughly 28 hours (USB isn't a very good filesystem interface,
especially for 400G of backup data...), but it worked fairly well.
My USB connected
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX
machines. Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup
server will run on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only
non-laptop I have. I'm mainly looking for something that's easy to
configure and has minimal
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 10:35 AM, Alex Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX machines.
Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup server will run
on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only non-laptop I have. I'm
Matrix Mole wrote:
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 10:35 AM, Alex Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need backup software for a home network. Mix of Linux and OSX machines.
Will be using an external HDD for backup media. The backup server will run
on one of the OSX machines, since it's the only
Subject: Re: backup software recommendations?
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I ended up using DAR for a backup I needed to do to a 500G USB drive. It took
roughly 28 hours (USB isn't a very good filesystem interface, especially for
400G of backup data...), but it worked fairly well.
Below is the command I ran (from /, and after dropping the system into single
user
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Subject: Re: backup software recommendations?
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:24:27 -0700
I ended up using DAR for a backup I
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