On 12/05/2011 03:39 AM, Jesse Molina wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> Recently I was looking for new backup app for my small network.  Here's 
> my story and why I decided that Bacula was not a good choice for me.
> 
> I am not a long time user, so opinions and views may not be shared by 
> others, but they are true none the less.  You can only be a noob once 
> and I hope this criticism can he constructive and helpful.
> 
> I am not looking for any response from any users.  You don't need to 
> defend Bacula from some noob with a questionable opinion.
> 
> Note that some of my notes below were jotted down in haste during 
> testing Bacula and some of my comments might be rather harsh or vulgar. 
>   I'm not trying to troll or bash, and I hope these comments can be used 
> to improve Bacula, and maybe I will get to use it again some day and it 
> will be a better product.
> 
> I tried to throw all of these notes into a coherent whole, but I'm sure 
> some of it will come off as being out of order to not making any sense.
> 
> --
[snip..]

Thanks Jesse for sharing this testimony.

Sometimes like a punch in the mouth, especially a Monday morning with the
first coffee. :-)

Some important points revealed.

To respect your wishes about no answer or comment, I will shut up
And this is hard, just prove me how much I like bacula :-)


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