John,
On 15.09.2005 18:43, John wrote:
Does anyone have working config files that I could use as a starting point?
if you want to set up bacula yourself you will have to understand the
manual, and you will probably need the usual trial-and-error phase.
If this is not an option for you, you should consider finding a
consultant doing the work for you.
Bacula is a little too complex for a ten-step guide to successfully
backing up a network, the configuration needs to be tailored to your
needs, and, after all, if you don't understand your setup your backup is
worthless because you will probably not be able to restore in case of an
emergency.
Arno
On 9/15/05, *John* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Is there an easy how-to guide for Bacula? I'm looking for a real
simple set of instructions how to setup Bacula to do multiple
clients to a dedicated server using disks as the backup media.
Note: I have gone through the documentation, and do not have time to
do trial and error till I get it right. That's why I'm looking for
an "easy guide"
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