testing the bacula backup software - part 1

hey ya, fellow sysadmins.

i started playing around with the open-source network backup software bacula on a sun fire v240 and a sun storedge lto 2v tape drive, which is actually a hp ultrium 448 drive rebranded by sun. i haven’t seen the application in action yet, because i’m currently lost in configuration. ;) what really stunnes me is the huge amount of well-written documentation - quite unusual for open-source products. huge kudos to the bacula-crew for that!

i’ll keep you updated if the app itself turns out to be as good as its documentation. :)

3 Responses to “testing the bacula backup software - part 1”

  1. Dan Langille Says:

    If you need help, let me know.

  2. stotti Says:

    dan, thanks for your offer. nice to see that bacula-supporters are also active in the blogosphere. :) i will update this blog when i’ve got bacula running.

  3. Sun Fire V240 Server - Blogs Says:

    Kramer auto Pingback[…] testing the bacula backup software part 1 Mon, 19 Feb 2007 20:52:31 GMT testing the bacula backup software - part 1 January 29th, 2007 hey ya, fellow sysadmins. i started playing around with the open-source network backup software bacula on a sun fire v240 and a sun storedge lto 2v tape drive, which is actually a hp ultrium 448 drive rebranded by sun. i Posted in stotti.blog() ( 2 links from 2 sites) by stotti Read More […]

Leave a Reply


Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 License.