chuckfee Posted July 8, 2004 Report Share Posted July 8, 2004 How about a Free/Open/Net BSD client? I know it's a pain to support more clients, but adding a BSD client (especially OpenBSD for us) would be an enormous plus. I can't imagine it would take much more than a source-code recompile to port the client code as it already seems to support Linux and Solaris. Adding a BSD client (even if completely unofficially supported) would be a huge plus. We have a bunch of OpenBSD boxes running as firewalls and FreeBSD web servers here and backing them up via retrospect is a nightmare. Hell, if Dantz gives me the client source code (under NDA if necessary) I'll do the port(s) myself. Even better would be a source code release for the clients. What's the harm in that? I'd think it would be a net plus to have retrospect support as many clients as possible. thoughts? --chuck Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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