Hi,

On 10/10/2006 12:27 AM, Mehmet Soysal wrote:
> Arno Lehmann schrieb:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>On 10/6/2006 2:47 PM, Mehmet Soysal wrote:
>>  
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>im trying to set up Bacula with concurrent jobs.
>>>Im use bacula to backup serveral Servers with one storage configuration 
>>>and i use a unique labeling format for the Volumes.
>>>Here is the Part from my Config.
>>>##################SNIP###############
>>>Storage {
>>>  Name = blub_storage
>>>  Address = xxx                # N.B. Use a fully qualified name here
>>>  SDPort = 9103
>>>  Password = "xxx"
>>>  Device = blub_client
>>>  Media Type = File
>>>  Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 2
>>>}
>>>
>>>
>>>Pool {
>>>  Name = testpool
>>>  Pool Type = Backup
>>>  Label Format = "TEST-${JobName}-${Level}"
>>>  Recycle = no                       # Bacula can automatically recycle 
>>>Volumes
>>>  AutoPrune = yes                     # Prune expired volumes
>>>  Volume Retention = 1 days
>>>  Maximum Volume Jobs = 1
>>>#  Use Volume Once = yes
>>>}
>>>#############SNAP###################
>>>
>>>There a 2 running Jobs at the same time, but what happens is that they 
>>>don“t use the Volumes which are Label with there Job names.
>>>I thought that each Backup would know have its own volumes for a backup 
>>>but sometimes there a 2 Backups in one Volume.
>>>Im trying to put every BAckup into one Volume.  I tryed both variables 
>>>"Maximum Volume Jobs" and "Use Volume Once" but it did not help.
>>>Did i forget something ?
>>>    
>>
>>Kind of... what you want can't work.
>>
>>First, think of Bacula volumes like tapes. There can only ever be one 
>>volume active in a device.
>>Then, I usually don't recommend using volume labels with the client or 
>>job name or even date - managing the volumes is best done by Bacula, so 
>>I don't think there is a real need for volume names detailing the volume 
>>contents.
>>
>>If you really want volumes with one job per volume and concurrent jobs 
>>you best use an autochanger with several drives and configure it in a 
>>way to only put one job onto each volume. This can also be done for file 
>>volumes using Kerns fake autochanger script, I think.
>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>
>>Arno
>>
>>  
> 
> thx for your answer,
> but i doing disk-to-disk backups. And the reason why i want that
> volume names detailing the volume contents is for possibility that the
> bacula server crashes.

Well, I don't think that having such a naming scheme actually is much 
help in such a case, but I think I gave some overview on how you coiuld 
achieve this.

> I wanted to copy from time to time the volumes to an external usb disk
> and place this disk somewhere else.

IMO, having "from time to time" and "somewhere else" clearly defined 
before starting your setup helps a lot ;-)

> And if something happens to all the Server, i could recover all the data
> without with bacula command line tools without installing and rebuilding
> bacula.

Personally, I'd rely on storing the bootstrap files safely and managing 
the volumes automatically...

Anyway, what you want _can_ be done, but you need multiple storage 
devices and you can't use automatic volume recycling. It's more work 
than strictly necessary to set up, I think.

Arno

> 
> thx
> Mehmet Soysal
> 
> 
> 
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