Does bacula provide any support for using persistent counters from
python scripts, or is it necessary to do some hack (e.g., read and write
the counter to file from the script)?
I've been using counters with Label Format, but since the latter (and
the former?) is deprecated, I thought I'd look into the recommended
alternative of python scripting.
I also wonder if one needs to define methods for every type of event if
one is only interested in a few. And, if the answer is yes, is there
any reason the examples give
noop = 1
as the body of such methods, rather than the more pythonic
pass
?
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