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Jens Seidel <jensseidel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> [patch to sys-admin guide]
>
> thank you very much for you patch. I checked it only partially up to now
> but it looks fine.
>
> There are no translations up to now (except a partial Russian one), so
> the following is not very important, but please try to avoid changing
> line breaks, so that the diff becomes as small as possible, even if the
> text width is inconsistent this way. This simplifies the proofread task
> a little bit.
Yeah I wasn't sure what to do. It is hard to supress the M-q reflex
with emacs.
> Since I lose my data partially approximately once per year because of
> hard disk failures and filesystem corruptions I need to start performing
> backups one day :-) I'm still looking for a simple tool which is aware of
> Debian/RPM packages (no need to backup unchanged binaries) and version
> control systems (no need to backup a complete checkout without changes),
> ... I will see whether the document mentions such a backup system.
Thats quite unfortunate but this chapter won't help you much. Debian
include two powerful backup systems: Amanda and Bacula which could
replace EMC NetWorker and several light weight systems for the casual
user that don't require a big configuration overhead like rsnapshot
and others.
The guide only mention those but don't even what they do (ok it
mentions that they do backups).
If I was a new system administrator and I was to read the guide as it
is today, I would understand that Debian recommend that I buy EMC
NetWorker...
: \
Is there a good manual to the debian-doc ddt? I don't know which tag
to use where.
Regrads,
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Yannick Gingras
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