Not sure what type of backup you are considering.
Here's a couple tools or methods:
* persistence of PVs across IOC reboots: autosave, from synApps
* snapshots of a set of PVs at regular times: SDDS files
* time-series display of PVs: various including SDDS or rrdtool
On 08/24/2011 11:48 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I would like to know what is the most common low level backup software in use in the EPICS community.
I currently use sddscasr and am contemplating moving away from it.
Is casr still actively used?
what woudl you recommend?
I would love to find a backup system with a shell interface (text based).
I will take care of building the GUI with python/Qt.
Because I live close to SLAC (palo alto), I would like to know what they are using there
to maybe bring someone to set it up at my site.
Thanks for the info,
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