Has nobody responded to you yet?

The client site I'm currently at has been using the NBU Lotus Notes client 
exactly like you're proposing, and it works like a shot.  It supports 
differential incremental backups like you'd think.

--On Friday, February 11, 2005 2:26 PM -0500 Rongsheng Fang 
<rfang AT coke.umuc DOT edu> wrote:

> Hi List,
>
> Currently the way we back up the Lotus Notes databases is we back up all
> those database files (no fancy stuff here). The funky thing about Lotus
> Notes is it constantly (at least daily) updates the timestamp of all the
> database files even if some of the databases have never been changed.
> That means we cannot do incremental backups.
>
> So we are looking into the Netbackup agent for Lotus Notes. My question
> is: will the Lotus Notes agent solve our problem? Is the the agent smart
> enough to just backup the delta when doing incremental backups?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Rongsheng
>
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