From: "Vincent De Keersmaeker"
From: Arjen Runsink
anything of linux), and it should work with tapestreamers as well. Arkeia could have been a nice solution, but as far as i know, it only works with dat's and not tapesteamers, and taper it to complex (say to dos-alike) for the endusers.anybody any other idea's?
ARKEIA can use all kinds of tape streamers ( at least the latest one) IIRC. BB, Arjen
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 11:31:45 -0800 (PST)
From: Greg Thomas
On Monday 27 November 2000 16:40, Vincent De Keersmaeker wrote:
anything of linux), and it should work with tapestreamers as well. Arkeia could have been a nice solution, but as far as i know, it only works with dat's and not tapesteamers, and taper it to complex (say to dos-alike) for the endusers.anybody any other idea's?
ARKEIA can use all kinds of tape streamers ( at least the latest one) IIRC.
Beware that ARKEIA's only disaster recovery mechanism is outside of it's software. One has to tar up the index files directory from disk to a separate tape. If you don't have these files backed up on a different tape with a standard format your ARKEIA tapes will be useless in case of complete loss of a disk. This was the case with the versions up until 6 months ago when I stopped using ARKEIA. Their website stated that future versions would be able to restore the indexes from a fresh install of ARKEIA. Greg
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