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Guys,

Guys,. Few guru mentioned about 'rsync'. That's good idea it seems. also,. Do you think 'AFS' can be useful for this requirement. As AFS cache only change byte (or file ?). one more important question about AFS :-.

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  1. Guys,

  2. Few guru mentioned about 'rsync'. That's good idea it seems. also,

  3. Do you think 'AFS' can be useful for this requirement. As AFS cache only change byte (or file ?).

  4. one more important question about AFS :-

  5. Does it run over UFS etc (like NFS) or we need to implement a whole file system as 'AFS' to use it ? Does it need to reconfigure ..whole thing ??

  6. sanjeev

  7. --- "Raymond Field (DSL AK)" <RaymondF@DATACOM.CO.NZ>

  8. > wrote:

  9. >Oracle has a product called iFS which allows files to imported into the

  10. >database and then used normally. The upshot is that only the changed blocks

  11. >need to be backed up. I have no idea as to what performance hit you will

  12. >take when the file is in normal use, but at least your backups will take

  13. >less time.

  14. >

  15. >Alternatively, it may just be easier and more cost effective to buy better

  16. >tape drives - if you can stream the file to a tape device at 7MB/s it'll

  17. >take less than 5 mins to backup.

  18. >

  19. >Raymond Field

  20. >

  21. >-----Original Message-----

  22. >From: James Edwards [mailto:jedwards@SOS.STATE.TX.US]

  23. >Sent: Friday, 11 August 2000 08:28

  24. >To: NETWORKER@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU

  25. >Subject: Re: [Networker] new idea ( ??)

  26. >

  27. >

  28. >Well, it depends on why you want to take a backup as to how you do it. If

  29. >you want to do it in case of a disk failure, all you have to do is

  30. >RAID/mirror the disk. You don't mention what platform you're on so what

  31. >software you use is dependant on the platform. Sun comes with Disk Suite

  32. >which handles the job quite nicely.

  33. >

  34. >If you want to do it for tracking changes, that is another matter all

  35. >together. Oracle does this kind of thing inside it's database but I don't

  36. >know a way to do it for a standalone file.

  37. >

  38. >Jim Edwards

  39. >

  40. >-----Original Message-----

  41. >From: Sanjeev Jha [mailto:sanjeevjha@SUNGURU.COM]

  42. >Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 2:48 PM

  43. >To: NETWORKER@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU

  44. >Subject: [Networker] new idea ( ??)

  45. >

  46. >

  47. >Gurus,

  48. >

  49. >I have a question. It may be old or new idea.

  50. >Let me tell you using as example.

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