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From: Bill <bill@duchess.wagill.com>
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Subject: BACK UP
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Hello.

I am looking for products and/or "strategies" for backing up my FreeBSD 
system regularly and unattended.  Are there any products, packages, or 
"strategies" out there worth looking into?

I am running FreeBSD 2.1.5.

Thanks.

- Bill.