Hello

when evaluating a new backup solution for our company we have focused  
at Bacula mostly because of some nice features like data spooling,  
broad client support and so on, but the "killer-feature" in our case  
was the data encryption with its straight forward design.
Unfortunately we now have spot some bugs like  
http://bugs.bacula.org/view.php?id=1936 and  
http://bugs.bacula.org/view.php?id=1940 and especially the won't fix  
comment for Bug#1940 sounds like "don't use data encryption".
So in our case the question is if there are actually any  
"success-stories" for Bacula data encryption, or if we are beating a  
dead horse.

Thanks for any comments

Andreas




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