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08-23-2015

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Who would you employ?

Hi guys...

I will be retiring soon and we are looking at someone to replace me.

My question is if you were in the position to employ someone in your business what type of person would you be looking for to replace a retiree to take said retiree's place?

1) An amateur,(like me), who has little computer science knowledge but has experimented, has aptitude and is willing to learn and become one of your team...
2) A Semi-Pro, who has written code that is probably shareware and has some knowledge of computer science but probably lacking the qualifications, young with youth on his side.
3) An IT engineer with some level of qualifications but with limited programming knowledge and willing to learn.
4) A fully fledged Degree in Computer Sciences post graduate with little or no on hand experience of the real world but needs to start from somewhere.
5) Other of your choice..

TIA...

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NAME

       bedup - program for deduplication program with additional knowledge of burp

SYNOPSIS

       bedup [options]

       A  file	deduplication  program	with additional knowledge of burp storage directories. This program comes with the burp backup and restore
       package.

OPTIONS

       -c path
	      Path to config file (default: /etc/burp/burp.conf).

       -g <list of group names>
	      Only run on the directories of clients that are in one of the groups specified. The list is comma-separated. To put a  client  in  a
	      group, use the 'dedup_group' option in the client configuration file on the server.

       -h|-?  Print help text and exit.

       -l     Hard link any duplicate files found.

       -m  <number>
	      Maximum number of hard links to a single file. (non-burp mode only - in burp mode, use the max_hardlinks option in the configuration
	      file) The default is 10000. On ext3, the maximum number of links possible is 32000, but space is needed for the normal operation	of
	      burp.

       -n <list of directories>
	      Non-burp mode. Deduplicate any (set of) directories.

       -v     Print version and exit.

       By default, bedup will read /etc/burp/burp.conf and deduplicate client storage directories using special knowledge of the structure.

       With  '-n',  this  knowledge is turned off and you have to specify the directories to deduplicate on the command line. Running with '-n' is
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BUGS

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AUTHOR

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