But its in the docs. :) Arno Lehmann wrote: > Hi, > > 26.06.2007 23:21,, Brian Debelius wrote:: > >> You want what is called cloning. I'm not sure if it has been fully >> implemented yet. I would like to do that also. >> > > No, that's not implemented. I would even say that's not even been > started to be implemented. > > Arno > > >> brian- >> >> Clyde O Goffe wrote: >> >>> Hey Peter, >>> >>> Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure if this is what I want though. >>> If I could migrate the data to Tape but also keep the data on disk for >>> fast restores then that would be ideal. The Tapes will be kept >>> offsite. I only want to use the Tape for restores in the event that a >>> restore from Disk fails or if I need to rebuilt my site at a alternate >>> location. It seems your solution is a step in the right direction >>> only I need to keep the data on Disk as well. Do you know if that's >>> possible without having to do a separate backup to Tape of the same >>> data? >>> >>> -Clyde >>> >>> On 6/26/07, *Peter Eisch* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> >>> wrote: >>> >>> >>> Hi Clyde, >>> >>> In your pool definition include the key (Next Pool) with the right >>> value: >>> >>> Pool { >>> Name = host >>> Use Volume Once = yes >>> Pool Type = Backup >>> Auto Prune = yes >>> Volume Retention = 13 days >>> Label Format = host- >>> Maximum Volumes = 15 >>> Recycle = yes >>> Storage = hostFiles >>> Next Pool = DSI-Tape >>> } >>> >>> Pool { >>> Name = DSI-Tape >>> Pool Type = Backup >>> Recycle = yes >>> AutoPrune = yes >>> Volume Retention = 31 days # rotate tapes monthly >>> Storage = TL2000 >>> } >>> >>> >>> Then create a job to do the migration. Below is an example. Take >>> care to note that I name my pools (separate pool for each host) >>> the same name as the host. Then replace the named 'host' with >>> the client's name. Also note the bacula server is named >>> '<bacula-server>'. : >>> >>> >>> Job { >>> Name = "host-migrate" >>> Type = Migrate >>> Level = Full >>> Client = <bacula-server>-fd >>> Write Bootstrap = "/u1/bacula/working/host-migrate.bsr" >>> FileSet = "Host Set" >>> Schedule = "MigrateCycle" >>> Messages = Standard >>> Pool = host >>> Selection Type = Volume >>> Selection Pattern = ".*" >>> Priority = 12 >>> } >>> >>> The Migrate cycle, at my site, fires off on Thursday nights so the >>> tape can be rotated on Friday. In the Migrate job, you could >>> change what's written to tape to be a subset of what was written >>> in the disk backup by manipulating the FileSet. The Migrate job >>> draw from the Pool using the bacula-server's FD. >>> >>> Does this help? Hopefully between the on-line manual and my >>> example you can find a solution. >>> >>> NB: once the backup has been migrated, you can no longer use the >>> disk copy of the backup in the event you need to restore. If you >>> restart the sd between migrate jobs (like a system reboot or >>> add/change to the sd.conf) the next migrate will fail appending to >>> the current tape. It's for these two reasons that I only migrate >>> weekly. >>> >>> peter >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 6/26/07 1:58 PM, "Clyde O Goffe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: >>> >>> Thanks in advanced! >>> >>> On 6/26/07, *Clyde O Goffe* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: >>> >>> Hello Everyone, >>> >>> I'm interested in knowing if there is a feature that >>> allows you to automatically send a copy of a backup to >>> disk off to tape for offsite storage. I'm trying not to >>> have to run two separate backups of the same server but >>> instead just run one backup and then have it copied off to >>> tape. Also this way I know that the same data that's on >>> disk is also on tape. 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