hi ya cormac
two synchronized copies??? am assuming that mean that if you erased
foo.txt on the master... it erases it on the other disk too???
- if you lost your files/data on the master... it wasn't
mirrored/synchronized to the other set .... hummm....
- curious to see how/why you lost the data/files in the first place
- it should have erased it on the other set too depending on
failure mode
.......
- automated backup...
- use cron...
- free backup scripts...
http://www.Linux-Backup.net/app.gwif.html
c ya
alvin
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On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Paul Mackinney wrote:
> Cormac McGuinness muttered:
> > All my files/data were gone (I had two synchronised copies though, so I
> > wasnt really worried :) )
>
> I'm a recent convert to Linux as my defaul boot-OS and the OS I do email
> on (a definition of where we really live?) One thing I haven't done yet
> is get a good automated backup strategy going. I have lots of spare HD
> room, a CD-R, and a DDS-2 Archive Python 4-tape library. I have a lot
> of experience with backup strategy, but I'd appreciate software
> recommendations.
>
