Hi,
Christoph Haas:
> I've been using afbackup for a while and had started a "full_backup"
> (that's a command of afbackup) with the "-G" options which makes it use
> a new tape. I used it so that each full backup goes onto a "fresh tape".
> If one tape burns in flames, explodes or even gets eaten by my cats I
> just lose one full backup.
>
> How can I accomplish this in Bacula? I read about "Volume Use Duration"
> but that probably means putting tapes used for incremental backups into
> another pool.
Volume Use Duration is indeed the only way I know of (apart from fiddeling
directly with the database, what should be generally considered bad
style;).
regards
Dietz
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