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adrian wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: a> Cheyenne Arcserve Crashes my systems It crashes everybody else's system, too. a> Arcada Backup Exec Doesnt do incrementals Are you sure about this? I've found them to have an excellent product. a> EST's BRU May or may not handle the autochanger properly a> ctar May or may not handle the autochanger properly a> Alexandria Never heard of anyone using this a> Palindrome NOVELL!!!! a> Roadrunner Dubious autochanger support a> PDC Budtool Possibility a> Legato Expensive! a> I have a PC (which I can put *anything* on) with which to a> do this. If you have any ideas, please let me know. GNU tar has the ability to run a script when changing the volume of a multi-volume backup. The syntax is "... -M -F <scriptfilename>". If you can make a script that changes the tape, which ought to be fairly easy, this is all you really need. -- Mike
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