On Monday 13 November 2006 22:25, Josh Fisher wrote:
> Attached is a "Bacula And Removable Disk HOWTO" that describes a method 
> and script I am using for backing up to USB disk drives on Fedora Core 
> 4. USB disk drives are used as virtual magazines for emulating a 
> mult-drive magazine-based tape library with barcode reader. The 
> "magazines" and the volumes they contain are handled from within 
> bconsole exactly as one would handle tape magazines for a tape device.
> 
> I believe it should work on most *nix systems that have udev and autofs 
> capability. Likewise, though USB drives are used as an example, it 
> should work with Firewire, eSATA, etc. hot-swappable drives so long as 
> the OS supports them.
> 
> The script and method were developed using Bacula version 1.39.24, but 
> should work on the 1.38.* and above releases. The script relies on the 
> OS (via udev and autofs) to mount and unmount removable drives, so does 
> not use any of the new 1.39.* directives.
> 
> Enjoy!

Could you send me your document as an attachment, and I will consider either 
putting it on the web site or adding it as a chapter to the manual, which 
would take a bit of work since the manual is in LaTeX format ...

Thanks for your contribution,

Kern

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