Sean M Clark wrote:
> On 2010Jan20 4:07 PM, mehma sarja wrote:
>> What NAS did you get sd working on? 
>>
>> Mehma
>> ===
> 
> It was a "LaCie 2big network".  It took a bit of effort to figure out
> how to get access to get bacula-sd installed, but it's actually been
> running quite well ever since.
> 
> And, yes, I actually DID put in a request for bacula-sd natively
> included in the factory software.  I got the usual "thank you for your
> input" (i.e. "yeah, whatever.") message back.

Well, if more and more people keep asking, writing about it in their 
blogs.  It's not something we talk about.  And the more people talk 
about, the more others will think about it, and say: yeah, that's a good 
idea.  Hmm, I bet I could add that in easily.

Sean: next time you add one in, or now, please document and blog about 
it.  Post it to the community forums, etc.

> Nuts to 'em, I say - I'll do it myself.

Good on ya.

> I'm pretty sure I've seen instructions for setting up bacula-sd on
> a Western Digital "MyBook World Edition" NAS as well.  Hypothetically
> any Linux-based NAS ought to be able to handle similar modifications.

I agree.

FYI, FreeNAS comes with Bacula built in.  It'll soon have ZFS as well.

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