Re: Backup instructions

[rroberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Rick Roberts)]

As I said to Pete, I'm glad it's working for you. There must be 
customers for whom it works, or Tenon would die. If you want to tell 
me how well it works, how about telling me why? What is your machine 
configuration? How many users? OS version? Network configuration. 
Anything is more helpful than simply adding to my angst by telling me 
how well your server works.

On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 03:06  PM, Alfredo Octavio wrote:

> This is exactly my experience with Post.Office. I installed it and 
> forgot about it. I have move it from one machine to another, make 
> configuration changes, but most of the time I am no problem with 
> it... So much so, that I don't even do updates until I read about 
> them in this list...
> Ciao,
> aov
>
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> On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 03:46 PM, Sue Chester wrote:
>
> > For so many customers, setting up Post.Office is about the last 
> > they have to think about the product.  Normally, Post.Office simply 
> > runs.  It's a very stable product.
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