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database_statistics

New users considering switching to Bacula are often curious about how large other Bacula installations are: how many clients, how much data is being backed up, how large the catalog database gets, etc. While such questions usually get one or two people answering, I thought it would be nice to try and generate a quantitative set of data to give people a clearer picture.

start

This is the wiki for Bacula, the network based backup program! The wiki is intended to supplement the existing extensive documentation on Bacula, so be sure to check out the full manual first. * 3rd Party Addons * Application Specific Backups * Bacula Manual (Unofficial, user maintained.) * Bat Screenshot Collection * Commercial Support * Comparisons * Database Statistics * FAQ * Hardware Results * HOWTOs * Manual Corrections - includes updates * Manual Translations …

commercial_support

Several companies are able to provide commercial support contracts or consulting for Bacula. Add your company to the list below if you are one of them. * Album Limited * HEXONET Support GmbH * Solutions ISG * Dan Langille * XSec S.r.l. * müller it gmbh, Zürich, Switzerland * Neo Code Software's Baculapedia

blueprints:extended_attributes

Date 28 December 2007 Origin Frank Sweetser Blueprint This project is to store Linux extended attributes. This is particularly important for SELinux support. Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) enabled systems make extensive use of extended attributes. In addition to the standard user, group, and permission, each file has an associated SELinux context stored as an extended attribute. This context is used to…

blueprints:accurate_restoration

Date 28 November 2005 Origin Martin Simmons (martin at lispworks dot com) Blueprint When restoring a fileset for a specified date (including “most recent”), Bacula should give you exactly the files and directories that existed at the time of the last backup prior to that date.

blueprints

This is an index page for discussions about Bacula feature requests, called “blueprints”. Typically the primary page for each blueprint will be on the Bacula LaunchPad site. These pages exist to hold any required discussions, explanations, accompanying documents, etc. In the case of a status conflict between this page and the LaunchPad page, the LaunchPad page should be considered the canonical source.