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From: James FitzGibbon <james@else.net>
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Subject: Backup programs?
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I'm looking for suggestions for backup software for use under FreeBSD 
with a SCSI DAT.  The system in questions won't be babysat much, so if 
anyone knows of programs that handle failures gracefully, it would be 
appreciated.


j.

ps. 'tar' doesn't count, for those with a new year's sense of humour...