Re: network backups

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From: Scott Le Brun
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 00:00

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We have 2 Linux servers here with a Sony 4/8 DAT drive in one of them. The
other server is mounted as an NFS volume. We use a backup program called
KBackup. It's very powerful allowing you to include/exclude files and entire
directories based on wildcards. It supports many formats, compression etc.
Look out for it.

Daryle Niedermayer wrote in message <3590030A.DD5B0C52@gds.ca>...
>Another dead end that I need ideas for:
>
>We have a RH 4.2 server that is our production machine (no upgrading to
>RH 5.x is not an option), and we have a RH 5.0 server that is our
>development and training machine. The RH 5.0 machine also has a new SCSI
>HP tape backup and of course with RH 5.0, it also has the BRU2000 backup
>and restore package, but only for itself.

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From: "Scott Le Brun" <slebrun@scopus.vic.edu.au>
Subject: Re: network backups
Date: 1998/06/24
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