Hi,
we use full dumps and incremental file-level backups (rsync). It works perfectly and is optimized to small bandwith. These files are backed up using a central tsm-system.
But a direct client for linux would definitly a great thing!
Greetings Klaas Christopher Odenbach wrote:
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Hi,
at the University of Paderborn we are using OpenAFS on linux servers and Tivoli on a Solaris Box. We would like to backup our AFS space with tivoli, but unfortunately up to now IBM has only released an IBM AFS client for IBM AIX.
I am actually in contact with IBM and have asked whether it would be possible to release a client for OpenAFS (on linux or solaris). As this does not seem to be too easy IBM wants to know if anybody else would be interested in such a connector.
So I simply ask the question: Would anyone else be interested in an OpenAFS connector for Tivoli?
How do other people manage their backups?
Please include me in responses as I am not subscribed.
Is this the right place to post such a question?
Thanks,
Christopher
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