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A bit of a side note and a bit of old man reveal, it would be nifty to have the backup system write the snapshots to cd/dvd/bluray disk. I remember working in
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
A bit of a side note and a bit of old man reveal,
it would be nifty to have the backup system write
the snapshots to cd/dvd/bluray disk.
I remember working in a company that had a robot WORM system.
It would grab a disc, it would be processed, take it out,
place it among the archives. If a restore as needed the
robot would find the backup, and read off the data.
I never worked directly on the system, and I seem to remember
there was a window that the system could keep track of
(naturally) but older disks were stored off site somewhere
for however long that window was.
(Everything was replicated to a fully 100% duplicate system
geographically highly separated from the production system.
- gballan 2y agoAFAIK timeshift can use any mount. I tried a USB stick, but it was too slow. Now I'm experimenting with a partition on a second drive.