> > On Apr 29, 2007, at 4:28 AM, John Steel wrote: > >> 2. Why does the "bytes" column show 58.2M when I know the backup is > >> much > >> bigger? > > Maybe you've got compression enabled on your job or on the tape drive > (though I'm not sure whether Bacula is actually aware of the compressed > size in case of the latter). > No, for tapes (hardware compression or not) bacula will report the number of bytes written to the device not how much tape is used in the process.
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