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Re: replicating backup servers offsite: msg#00126

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Subject: Re: replicating backup servers offsite

On 02/18 04:17 , Les Mikesell wrote:
> Rsync based backups are only going to transfer the changes anyway - you
> would only save copying the same change made to multiple machines by
> using the pool. I suppose that might be substantial if a lot of users
> copy the same file on their machines or do some kind of system update
> at the same time but if you can run rsync over ssh with compression
> you're already doing better than most alternatives.

the system-update case is the one I'm looking at.
or simply a case where a file identical on many machines gets touch()'ed and
the timestamp changed.

one of the big advantages of replication, is that you don't have to allow an
outside machine to access *all* of the hosts you're trying to back up. Only
need to pass access in to the backup server, which is much simpler.

--
Carl Soderstrom
Systems Administrator
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-time.com


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