Hi,

On 5/2/2007 10:27 PM, Sandro Mendes wrote:
> Hello people, 
> Consider an organization with intermittently-connected machines, such as a 
> company with many users who often travel with their laptops, and who may not 
> be in the office on any given day. It would be very helpful for such an 
> organization to allow the client to initiate a backup when it recognizes that 
> it is on the company network and can connect to the Bacula director.
> I have been searching for a solution, like a script. I found something, but 
> only for linux shell. 
> Somebody knows a way to a final user run a full backup without using bconsole?
> I want something like below:
> 
> "C:\Program Files\Bacula\bin\bconsole -c C:\Documents and Settings\All 
> Users\Application Data\Bacula\bconsole.conf" <<END_OF_DATA
> messages
> @output C:\tmp\log1.out
> run job=client1 yes
> wait
> messages
> @output
> quit
> END_OF_DATA

this looks more like a windows scripting problem... try to put the 
commands into a separate textfile, and use input redirection to use that 
file.

So, 'bconsole < c:\path\bconsole_commands.txt' with 
bconsole_commands.txt containing the commands you need.

Arno

> Thanks for any help!
> Sandro Mendes
> 
> 
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