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Kern sent an e-mail recently about the professional services arm of the
company that would be releasing software from Bacula Systems or
something like that.

I would respectfully say that if a company is deciding what backup
software to use based on the name of the software (Bacula isn't an
overly silly name -- I could see if it were obscene or irrelevant),
their priorities are a little bit out of whack.

Another option would be to build it using some other name, provided the
license allows for this sort of thing. I forget how Bacula is licensed.

Mag Gam wrote:
> We are planning to implement bacula at one of our major manufacturing
> plants. Is there a "professional" version of this product or something
> similar to it with a different name. Our storage engineering team is
> in the process of writing proposals for various solutions but they are
> hesitant to use Bacula because of its name :-(.
> 
> Any ideas if something like this exists?
> 
> TIA

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