Peter Walter wrote:
> 
> Perhaps - but a very close second. Backuppc is very stable and robust. 
> But, disasters do happen. I have had my grits saved at least twice by 
> having a remote backup of the backup server (remember Katrina and New 
> Orleans?)  and I am very nervous about using a backup technology that 
> cannot be replicated properly without physical access.

There's nothing wrong with wanting a DR plan for your backup system. 
However, expecting/requiring the backup system to work across all 
implementations is unrealistic.  Each site is different, hence each DR 
plan must be created by that site, not by the software that site uses.
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