Simone Marzona wrote:
>>
>> I am wondering if it is possible to store the backup datas, on non resident
>> devices disks, with Backuppc ?
>> Can I have a NAS or a disk in network wich is not inside the backuppc server
>> ?
>> IF YES where are the informations about those possibilities ?
>>
>> If NOT how do I do when all the possibilities of insides disks are full ? Do
>> I have to add a second backuppc server ?
>
>
> you can use any device that is a block device ..
Or a remote file systems that supports hard links (like nfs). But
performance may be a problem.
> for the secondo question, I think that the best solution is to use
> lvm/evms or what ever logical volume manager you like...
Or add an esata card and connect a cheap external drive or raid array.
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Les Mikesell
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