Henry Spencer recently wrote some very useful words of advice on backupson a local sysadmin mailing list. They struck me as the sort of thingsthat are useful enough to share more widely, so with Henry's permissionI'm putting his message here. (I thought about running just part of hisemail, but the more I read it, the more I wanted people to see all ofit, so I'm just going to put up the whole thing.)
So, in Henry Spencer's
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