SO, I took this from their Wikipedia page "BackupPC is not a block-level backup 
system like Ghost4Linux but performs file-based backup and restore. Thus it is 
not suitable for backup of disk images or raw disk partitions"

Hmmm, just thinking outloud here but is there something open source that is 
better suited for server backups/restores/disaster recovery?  

Or do those that use this find that it is relatively easy in the event of a 
disaster.  Right now I'm working on implementing something into our small 
production environment (consisting entirely of Centos servers) and I have 
BackupPC up and running, just want to see if maybe I should reconsider before 
we get too far along and switching to something else becomes much more painful.

Any/all opinions are welcomed  :D

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