I've tried to back up an NTFS partition on a RAID array on windows server 2008.
I used "windows server backup" which is the native backup solution and
areca backup.

Both stopped backing up when they encountered temporary read errors
which might have been reported by the hardware RAID controller.
When I opened the file which reported the read errors, they were fine.

I asked in freenode #amanda, and someone told me that amanda would
ignore read errors and keep backing up if amanda used GNUTAR.

But setting up amanda on windows server 2008 seemed like a difficult task.

Can I configure bacula to ignore read errors and keep backing up?

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