Luvitluvitluvitluvitluvit. Especially with a
33G spool disk and a 7-tape DLT changer. I
STRONGLY recommend having a spool disk to save
wear and tear on your tape drive from backhitching.
See ecrix.com for details on backhitching, then
go out and buy the largest drive available to
use as your spool.
The number one thing on my (and I'm sure every
other Amanda user's) wish list is better security.
One might be able to rig something with ssh, but
from what I've been told, if you have a secure
box (and you want it to remain that way ;) ) don't
run Amanda. I reckon for a secure box your best
bet would prolly be a directly-attached tape drive.
D
* On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 10:38:48PM -0700,
foodog@pop.phnx.uswest.net wrote:
> Is anyone using Amanda for backing up multiple systems?
> (http://www.amanda.org). Love it, hate it? Know of
> something better / easier / more secure? I have a 40GB DLT
> drive hanging off of one box (Redhat 6.2) that I'd like to
> make better use of. Thanks much,
> Steve
>
> --
> Carpe cerevisiae
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