[CentOS-docs] Added BackupPC Guide
S.Tindall
tindall.satwth at brandxmail.comThu Dec 18 19:30:11 UTC 2008
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On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 13:55 -0500, Max Hetrick wrote: > S.Tindall wrote: > > 5) A section addressing backing up Macs would be very helpful (to me). > > The official documentation is very lacking in that area. > > Do you have edit rights on the wiki? If so, feel free to add to or edit. Nope. Maybe someday. > Adding a section on Windows and Macs isn't very CentOS specific, so I > doubt I'll be adding that, but if others want it, and have the ability > to edit, feel free to add to my work. My view of a HowTo's purpose is to make the described service useful to a wide audience. You don't interact with or administer window$ systems? If we limited the HowTos to centos-specific issues, they would read like a readme file. Consider the centos wiki mail HowTos which contain significant non-centos information that helps people get their mail server up and running securely. > As I stated in the guide, it's primary content is for installing > configuring BackupPC on CentOS, and backing up across rsync to other > Linux servers. Yes, I back up content and configurations on my web and mail servers along with my linux workstations using it. Adding window$ and Mac clients strikes me as a natural and useful extension. Steve
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