On Feb 11, 2008 8:15 AM, Adam Tauno Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We have something setup here (on a smaller scale) that might be
useful. Our main file server rsync's with our backup server every
hour (using hardlinks to keep snapshots). Since relatively little
data changes
We have something setup here (on a smaller scale) that might be
useful. Our main file server rsync's with our backup server every
hour (using hardlinks to keep snapshots). Since relatively little
data changes between each sync, it is fairly fast (approx 5 minutes
with no noticable
On 2/6/2008, Michael Heydon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
We have something setup here (on a smaller scale) that might be
useful. Our main file server rsync's with our backup server every
hour (using hardlinks to keep snapshots). Since relatively little
data changes between each sync, it is
... there will be more than 20TB of data to be
backup weekly which will take lots of hours. ...
Check out the `rsync` spinoff of Samba.
`Rsync`s basic idea is copy what's changed rather
than just copying everything. It does so very well and
very quickly. Copying only changed files can easily
Hi Friends,
I am currently using Samba on Centos 4.4 as a domain member of AD 2003 with
each user having a quota of 2GB(no of users is around 2,000). Now
the management wants to increase the quota to 10GB with this there will be
more than 20TB of data to be backup weekly which will take lots of
Ankush Grover wrote:
Hi Friends,
I am currently using Samba on Centos 4.4 as a domain member of AD 2003 with
each user having a quota of 2GB(no of users is around 2,000). Now
the management wants to increase the quota to 10GB with this there will be
more than 20TB of data to be backup weekly
