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[K12OSN] Re: [Ltsp-discuss] how to backup /home ?



I want to set up a PC for disk to disk back up using BackupPC. I am quite familiar with Fedora (K12LTSP) now but I have heard recommendations for using SME server for a job like this. Are there any good reasons to use SME server as opposed to K12LTSP for a job like this?

Are there any points to look out for we setting up something  like this?

Krsnendu dasa

Steve Cayford wrote:

Stephan Mueller wrote:
[...]
the usual method is to do both in best case: have disc2disc backup for
fast backups and recovery and tapes to take somewhere else in case the
server burns or gets stolen.

With just disc2disc in most cases you do not have a very long backup
history - so in case a user wants back a file deleted some weeks ago in
most cases won't be possible (depends on the size of discs in your backup
server of course).

Using something like rsnapshot can help a lot with saving disc space. I
use rsnapshot to backup to another server then back that up onto a
remote server. Seems to work pretty well.

-Steve


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