On 2/7/2010 10:29 PM, mehma sarja wrote:
Thanks to both of you for your thoughts. I am actually looking for
anyone who has tried it or someone who has thought about trying it and
dropped the idea.
I understand 10 instances is very small - but I am not contemplating
huge files either. Is
Dear mehma sarja,
In message ec5d34681002061636p308947abre20a0b3887454...@mail.gmail.com you
wrote:
PROBLEM
I am trying to solve off-site, on-disk backup problem in the Bay Area which
is prone to earthquakes.
QUESTION
Is anyone out there using bittorrent as a backup tool?
Hm... have you
Thanks to both of you for your thoughts. I am actually looking for anyone
who has tried it or someone who has thought about trying it and dropped the
idea.
I understand 10 instances is very small - but I am not contemplating huge
files either. Is the transfer latency something like
My question may or may not be appropriate for this forum, so sorry
beforehand if I am intruding.
PROBLEM
I am trying to solve off-site, on-disk backup problem in the Bay Area which
is prone to earthquakes.
QUESTION
Is anyone out there using bittorrent as a backup tool?
APPLICATION
D-Link D323
On 02/06/10 19:36, mehma sarja wrote:
WHY POST THIS?
I am posting this message for two reasons:
a) Bacula and other enterprise backup tools do not particularly like
unreliable bandwidth connections and a bittorrent-like technology fills
the gap. The gap is that Bacula and other tools are
