Hello,
On 1/2/2006 11:55 AM, Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
Hi,
Jeffrey J. Nonken wrote:
I could back everything up to hard drive, and then for my monthly
archives copy the data to DVD+-R. The only problem I see is recovering
[...]
One problem here is the fact that I'd have to copy one hard disc to
multiple DVDs. Can I partition the hard drive to 4.3g partitions, mount
and label them separately, add them to a pool, and have Bacula span
them automatically?
Maybe you can restrict the maximum bytes per volume on the pool's
configuration.
Definetly :-)
For an example, see the bimamgr project (or whatever it's called) -
Bacula Image Manager is essentially a web front end to manage volume
files on disk and CD. You create volume files on disk with a size limit
that allows them to fill a CD-R(W) and later burn them to disk. You
could modify the underlying scripts to handle DVD media, or at least I
think so. After some time trying hat, I decided to help get DVD writing
to work directly, though.
Arno
Best regards,
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