Hi,

29.08.2007 00:28,, Mike Eggleston wrote::
> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Arno Lehmann might have said:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> 28.08.2007 23:45,, Mike Eggleston wrote::
>>> I recently have moved to full disk backups and also
>>> scheduled a backup of the backup 'volumes' on disk
>>> to tape for sending offsite. All has been going well
>>> because the differential and incremental backups are
>>> small. I triggered a full backup late last week and
>>> the disk backups all stopped waiting for the tape
>>> backups to finish.
>>>
>>> I need to change the configuraton some way to allow
>>> disk backups to continue as scheduled regardless of
>>> the status of tape backups.
>>>
>>> The only way off hand I can think of is running a
>>> second instance of bacula, but I don't want to do
>>> that.
>>>
>>> Suggestions?
>> Run a second instance of the job instead, i.e. duplicate the job 
>> definition, change its name, possibly change the level, storage and 
>> pool assigned to it. Also make sure the clients allow more than one 
>> concurrent job.
> 
> These are individual jobs, different names and all. The tape job has
> a priority of 30 and the disk jobs for servers have a priority of 10
> and 20 for workstations. Maybe I can modify the number of concurrent
> jobs in the tape job to two.

That, too, might help. But also ensure the same priority for the jobs 
you want to run in parallel - Bacula will not run jobs with different 
priorities at the same time.

>> This should work, but it will not be possible to mrege data from the 
>> two jobs, i.e. you can't restore from the newly-created full job plus 
>> differential and incrementals from the existing jobs.
>>
>> If you expect to restore single files only, this will not be a 
>> problem, but full system restores will need to be started with 
>> manually selecting the jobs to restore, and might end up with 
>> inconsistent results.
>>
>>> bacula 2.0.3
>>> fedora core 5
>>> just over 2TB of disk available, 1TB allocated, RAID 5
>>> DLT-8000 single tape drive
>> One to two TB to DLT 8000 is truly a big task...
> 
> groan, I know...

I do, too... I save about 100 GB to DLT 4000, and that's more than 
enough for me...

Arno

> Mike
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