> It's up there with Veeam backup Seriously, open source backup, especially in "more than 5 machines" isn't in a great state. Bareos/bacula is old, clunky and

> It's up there with Veeam backup Seriously, open source backup, especially in "more than 5 machines" isn't in a great state. Bareos/bacula is old, clunky and still havent' moved past "just pretend everything else is a tape drive", while every other backup software misses this or that feature or have no central management and scheduling (which is near-must if you don't want to go crazy with a bunch of machines).