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>> I haven't looked at it closely but I think IBM's ADSM does most or all
>> of this.  Of course it's aimed at the enterprise.
>
>There is no FreeBSd client. The Linux client behaves strange enough that
>it makes me uncomfortable to use it for production system.

Ah yes.  I knew there was a reason I didn't like ADSM.  Thanks for
reminding me!

-Mitch


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