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Re: Somewhat OT: Large backups



Ian,

Interesting idea. What do you use for this? rsync? I had a similar plan
in mind, to use rsync and/or XDelta to backup to our server at work, and
maybe vice/versa (which would provide a nice excuse for work to pay for
some of the storage and bandwidth ;-).

Are you backing up a lot of data to each other's machines? If some of
your group are the 100s Gb people, the bandwidth or download times for
that must have been phenomenal. Are you all on broadband? Or did you get
together for the initial data swap, so only new files have to be
transferred remotely? And don't you all need phenomenally large amounts
of storage if you are all backing up each other's media collections?

Cheers,

Bruno

Ian Lowe wrote:
> We use a distributed group of guys who have offered out of the goodness of
> their hearts to keep a copy of all of our MP3s on their own servers, in
> return for us doing the same.
>
> DistributedHomeAudio@xxxxxxx >
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DistributedHomeAudio
>
> Ian.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bruno Prior [mailto:bruno@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 16 September 2002 07:22
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx > Subject: [ukha_d] Somewhat OT: Large backups
>
>
> Apparently some people on this list have 100s Gbs of MP3s etc. If you
> are one of them, what do you use for backing up?


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