Bad backup set header errors indicate Retrospect encountered a missing or
damaged file header, which contains information such as the file's name and
size.
We troubleshoot these as we do any other hardware-related error, by trying
to pinpoint the source. The first place to look is the media
Naming the tapes ahead of time may or may not work, depending on the state
of the autoloader and when the media request occurs. There is a flaw in
Retrospect's logic when choosing tapes from a loader. This is a complex
issue, so please read this carefully.
Also, we consider this a bug, and we
Some users here have asked about how secure Retrospect is.
Specific points of concern are how secure is security code password
that is stored by the Retrospect client and as well by the Retrospect
server (for scripted operation)? Why are the passwords displayed in
clear text when they are
Yesterday I tried to backup a Windows client but I encountered a
major error. I am using Retrospect 4.2 on a PM 7100/66 and doing
client backups (Mac/Win) via TCP/IP. I have sucessfully backed up two
other Windows clients both operating on Windows98. However I tried
last nite to backup a
