Hello,

On 1/19/2006 11:06 PM, javier rojas wrote:
Re-read the manual. Set the fileset resource in the job definition in
the DIRs configuration to a suitable fileset.


i've read it, but i really don't want to mess up anything (as i've
done in some instalations),

Make a backup first. Not necessarily with Bacula, a simple cp might be enough.

so,
this is my dir.conf, in it i have this configuration for JobDefs, if i
got it right, i must create another one of this for each client i want
to backup?

No, not necessarily.

You only need to define a job with all necessary parameters. If you use JobDefs is up to you, and you can override the defaults set in the default job.

(since it only has the name of the bacula server)
JobDefs {
  Name = "DefaultJob"
  Type = Backup
  Level = Incremental
  Client = server-fd
  FileSet = "Full Set"
  Schedule = "WeeklyCycle"
  Storage = File
  Messages = Standard
  Pool = Default
  Priority = 10
}

i uncomment this part as it refered to the second client we are
supposed to install,
Job {
  Name = "MACHINE"
  Client = MACHINE-fd
  JobDefs = "DefaultJob"
  Write Bootstrap = "/var/bacula/working/MACHINE.bsr"
}

In the above section, you insert the reference to the new fileset.

this is the fileset as i have since i installed bacula, if i include
some options it would be only for the jobs named "Full Set"?,

No, FileSet names and Job names are nothing but names. Jobs and FileSets are not linked by their name, they are linked by you setting the FileSet directive in the job to the name of the FileSet you want to use.

so if i
uncomment the job above for my client, i'm supposed to create another
one of this with the name of the other job

You have to create one with any name you like, except any existing FileSet name and following Baculas rules for names.

and put the options i want,
i.e. File = /home/javier?Desktop?
FileSet {
  Name = "Full Set"
  Include {
    Options {
      signature = MD5
    }
File = /usr/src/bacula
  }
Exclude {
    File = /proc
    File = /tmp
    File = /.journal
    File = /.fsck
  }
}

sorry for asking simple things, but i'm really confused on this part

Well, you will have to read the manual more thorough, and you will need some time for experiments.

Arno

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