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Article #21428Re: Linux Backup : Wie ?
From: Matthias Leisi
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 00:00
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Marc SCHAEFER wrote in ch.comp.os.linux: >> Dann wie weiter ? Wie bekomme ich ein Device f�r dieses Band ? >[Good explanation snipped] Another hint: SuSE (and other distributions?) comes with a console program named "taper". It's a simple tool, but it does its job. You can run it interactively to define directories and/or individual files to include in/exclude from backup and it has a batch mode to do regular (e.g. nightly) backups. Regarding tape technologies: I would opt for DAT drives. Even if speed is not your major concern, there are times when you are glad to have a fast tape (when it comes to restore...). I use the DAT in my main workstation to backup this machines /home, /etc and a few others, plus some directories on the gateway machine mounted via NFS (and even the laptop, mounted via Samba <g>). Matthias -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- leisi@gmx.ch Matthias Leisi
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