hi ya jan...
unfortunately i do not have any useful comment for you....
but thanx for the nice list...
personally... i like compressed backups....to save space/media...
c ya
alvin
-- my only other comment... today....a secretary type dis some work at
home...made a cdrom with (microsoft-based)adaptec cdcreate....
and the silly linux could NOT mount it...but NT and Win2000 could see
the contents of the cdrom... :-(
mount -o ro -t iso9660 /dev/hdxx /mnt/cdrom
failed...as did any other permutaitons of options...
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Jan Ulrich Hasecke wrote:
> Hi!
>
> People on this list wrote about backup-scripts for CD-RWs. I want to
> setup such a solution for my 2-Box-Home-Network. Is there any
> preconfigured debian-way to do this?
>
> I had a look at some scripts on freahmeat such as
>
> bbackup-0.52
> burn_baby_burn-0.9.2
> cdar
> cdbackup
> cdbackup-0.5.2
> cddump-0.6
> cdrecord-scripts.tar.gz
> discbackup
> mkcdrec
> multiCD
> scdbackup-0.6
>
> Are there any recommendations? According to the REAMEs nearly all
> scripts do what I want, but all seems to need some adaptation. What
> are your experiences?
>
> I want to make daily backups of /home on a CD-RW. Today there are only
> 300 MB of Data, but perhaps some day it will be more than 650 MB, so
> it would be nice to have either a compression-option or to have the
> ability to make multivolume-cds.
>
> Some month ago I wanted to set up kbackup, but I could not persuade it to
> talk with my Zip-Drive.
>
> TIA
> juh
>
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