Comments for Technical Exhaustion http://www.eztiger.org Tech tips from the weary Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:19:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Upgrading mySQL 4 to mySQL 5 in FreeBSD by Technical Exhaustion » Upgrading mySQL 4 to mySQL 5 in FreeBSD | usproxylist.com http://www.eztiger.org/2009/02/upgrading-mysql-4-to-mysql-5-in-freebsd/#comment-3 Technical Exhaustion » Upgrading mySQL 4 to mySQL 5 in FreeBSD | usproxylist.com Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:28:45 +0000 http://www.eztiger.org/?p=44#comment-3 [...] Technical Exhaustion » Upgrading mySQL 4 to mySQL 5 in FreeBSD [...] [...] Technical Exhaustion » Upgrading mySQL 4 to mySQL 5 in FreeBSD [...]

]]> Comment on Bacula Design ‘Feature’ by dvl http://www.eztiger.org/2008/08/bacula-design-feature/#comment-2 dvl Fri, 15 Aug 2008 17:28:58 +0000 http://www.eztiger.org/?p=12#comment-2 What you are talking about is a synthetic backup. It is more complicated than you think, especially in a client-server environment. What you get back is more than you expect, yes. Sysadmins are quite familiar with this situation. Work has not been underway since 2005. The date (28 November 2005) is the date upon which Martin Simmons submitted the feature request. If you wish to test out this new feature, it is available within the repository but has not yet been released. -- cheers What you are talking about is a synthetic backup. It is more complicated than you think, especially in a client-server environment.

What you get back is more than you expect, yes. Sysadmins are quite familiar with this situation.

Work has not been underway since 2005. The date (28 November 2005) is the date upon which Martin Simmons submitted the feature request.

If you wish to test out this new feature, it is available within the repository but has not yet been released.

– cheers

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