Martijn de Munnik wrote:
>> There are some compressed files in the backup sets but also a lot of text
>> files (mail, html, config files etc). I think the c in /dev/rmt/0cbn means
>> compression (hardware compression on the tape) but I'm not sure. So I expect
>> at least 80GB to fit on one tape.

/dev/rmt/0 is the general device,
   c means to use hardware compression,
   n means no-rewind (after each operation),
   b means bsd style behavior (do not advance to next record when 
reaching end of current record)
      leaving out the "b" means AT&T style behavior which will auto advance


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