Re: What backup method(s) do you use?

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Subject: Re: What backup method(s) do you use?
From: Gordon Messmer <yinyang@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 12:56:08 -0700
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Kenneth Porter wrote:

ext3 does have extended attributes where ACL's can be stored, so oncethere's more support for ACL's in Linux, the infrastructure is there tostore them and back them up.

"more support" as in what? A Nautilus UI for managing them? ACLs arefully supported by *Linux*, even if GNOME doesn't give you a UI to viewand modify them. Admins can modify them using the command line tools,systems running Samba often have ACLs which users can manage directly.There's definitely a need for software that will back up ACLs as well asdata (which dump fills quite well). :)

References:
- What backup method(s) do you use?
  - From: Arthur Pemberton
- Re: What backup method(s) do you use?
  - From: Gordon Messmer
- Re: What backup method(s) do you use?
  - From: Arthur Pemberton
- Re: What backup method(s) do you use?
  - From: Kenneth Porter

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