id have to say that some platforms would be better either from a performance
and features standpoint, or from a configuration standpoint. redhat/centos
and ubuntu/debian platforms seem to have significantly less backuppc
problems. i see a lot of gentoo issues though. it would be sensible to say
that redhat or debian would be recommended over gentoo then. gentoo is not
known to be a stable platform by virtue of its constant bleeding edge
nature.
for all you gentoo ricers, i am not hacking on gentoo. i just know that
gentoo has its place on system tweakers desktops and not in a server room.
On 10/18/07, Holger Parplies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> dan wrote on 18.10.2007 at 19:43:15 [[BackupPC-users] what platform ???
> Re: small backup maxes out cpu and never finishes]:
> > what platform are you running backuppc on? id like to compile a list of
> > platforms for frequency of problems. i have very very few issues on
> > ubuntu. maybe we can get a recommended platform
>
> Xemacs in viper mode. Recommending a platform is about as sensible as
> recommending a file system (except that for a file system there actually
> *are* objective advantages and disadvantages, which may or may not be
> meaningful for an individual setup).
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Regards,
> Holger
>
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