On Thu, Oct 07, 2010 at 11:55:41AM -0400, Dan Pritts wrote:
> I agree with your general praise, BackupPC works very well for us
> in our environment, which is maybe half your size.  Due to your
> large size, I'll leave you with one thought:
> 
> One concern I've always had with backuppc is what would happen if
> i had a disaster and had to restore everything from backuppc.  
> 
> It would take absolutely forever to do this, because backuppc has
> to seek the disks so much (due to the effects of all those hard
> links).

I don't know of anything that would be faster, though.

-Robin

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