Arno Lehmann wrote:
> You need one storage device per job.
>
> Think of storage devices as tapes: One drive can only write to one
> tape at a time. And tape is what Bacula was designed to use.
>
> You can probably easily integrate the necessary definitions into your
> client-specific settings.
So to get multiple jobs to write to disk simultaneously, I need one
Storage{} resource for each job, each with a unique "Device ="
parameter? I thought that was the meaning of 'Maximum Concurrent Jobs'
in the Director's Storage{} resource.
Is this what you're suggesting...
> > bacula-dir.conf:
> > Director { Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 10; ... }
> > # include jobs from separate files
> > @/usr/local/etc/bacula/jobs/clientA.job
> > @/usr/local/etc/bacula/jobs/clientB.job
> >
> > bacula-sd.conf:
> > Storage { Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 20; ... }
Device { Name = FileStorageClientA; ... }
Device { Name = FileStorageClientB; ... }
> > clientX.job:
> > Job { Name = "clientX"; Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 3; ... }
> > Client { Name = "clientX-fd"; Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 3; ... }
> > Pool { Name = "clientX-Full"; Maximum Volume Jobs = 1; ... }
> > Pool { Name = "clientX-Diff"; Maximum Volume Jobs = 1; ... }
Storage { Name = FileClientX; Device = FileStorageClientX; ... }
Thanks for helping,
Dane
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Dane Miller
Systems Administrator
Great Schools, Inc
http://greatschools.net
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