On Friday 27 January 2006 14:19, Lou Lohman wrote:
> Thank you, Wolfgang, you answered my question.  I know you didn't mean
> to do so, but you did.  You've done better by accident than anyone else
> on this list did on purpose.
>
> I am still somewhat puzzled that no one bothered to just say "Yes" when
> I asked if Bacula could 'span tapes'. 

Perhaps because there is a section at the beginning of the manual that covers 
a good number of Bacula's features.

> It's a simple word, easy to spell 
> and usually a really nice word to say to someone (of course, it really
> depends on just what it is you're being asked to say 'yes' to ...) so I
> don't understand.  But then, there are so MANY things I don't understand
> (life, women, the national attraction for GW) I guess I'll just add it
> to the list.
>
> Thanks, again.
>
> Lou Lohman
>
>  "You can observe a lot by watching." - Yogi Berra
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> > I am evaluating a backup software for my system.
> > I tried with amanda. unfortunately amanda isn't really able to do more
>
> then one
>
> > dump on a single tape.
> > Could somebody tell me if bacula fits my needs?
>
> At least it has not the same  restrictions  as  Amanda:  it  can  put
> multiple  backups  on  a single tape, and it can span a single backup
> over several tapes as well.
>
> > OS: Debian Linux 2.4 Kernel, Only console available, no X window
> > Tape: Dell PowerVault DLT VS160
> > Full Backup size: 6GB
>
> Should be OK.
>
> > I would like to do incremental Backup during Weekdays and a full
>
> Backup on the
>
> > Weekend. A hole Week should go to one Tape so the tape has to be
>
> changed once a
>
> > week only.
>
> Standard setup.
>
> > I have seen that bacula has X Window applications. Is it managable by
>
> console
>
> > only as well?
>
> Yes, of course.
>
> > Restoring the data will be a nice feature as well.. :-)
>
> Yes, of course :-)
>
> Best regards,
>
> Wolfgang Denk


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