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Date:      08 Jun 2000 00:06:22 CEST
From:      Klaus Herrmann <klaus.herrmann@goelz.com>
To:        webmaster@wmptl.com, Klaus Herrmann <klaus.herrmann@goelz.com>, Nathan Vidican <webmaster@wmptl.com>
Cc:        questions@freebsd.org
Subject:   Re: backup solution
Message-ID:  <200006072206.AAA00799@wunderland.own>

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On Wed, 07 Jun 2000 13:10:22 -0400, Nathan Vidican said:

> Klaus Herrmann wrote:
>  > 
>  > Hi Everybody!
>  > 
>  > I am looking for a backup solution for our server. It runs
>  FreeBSD-3.4S. I
>  > don't need any network solution and stuff, i just want to backup
>  to harddisks
>  > (~30GB each). the media is 30GB-DAT-Tapes. right now i am using
>  tar and it
>  > works quite well, but we have to restore single files quite often,
>  and it
>  > really takes to much time to restore a file with tar. so my
>  requirements are
>  > (1) multiple volume support (would be great if i can enable
>  software
>  > compression on multiple volume archives)
>  > (2) fast recovery of files (-> prog has to write an index of the
>  files)
>  > (3) support of multiple backup sets (configurations) (e.g. backup
>  system only,
>  > backup fileserver stuff only etc.)
>  > (4) easy to use (via GUI on vnc or runinning in the background or
>  whatever),
>  > because unix-non-professionals have to administrate it. maybe tell
>  people via
>  > mail that the next volume is needed etc.
>  > 

>  man dump

this doea't really content me, sorry. see (3), i don't have a seperate
filesystem for every set :-(
but anyway this seems to be what i have to do. is there any compftable
frontend? do i have do use mt oder whatever to find the seperate
filesystems on my tape?
thanks + bye,
	Klaus

-- 
Klaus Herrmann
Goelz & Schwarz GmbH
Waltherstr. 29
80337 Muenchen
klaus.herrmann@goelz.com




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