I have a single file server with 2x 512 GB hard
drives.

Ive been given a bunch of older hard drisk to backup
to:

1x 80 IDE GB
1x 100 IDE GB
2x 200 IDE GB
1x 320 IDE GB


Actual disk usage on the file server that I will
backup is only 200 GB but growing, and I would like to
set something up that may allow me to easilly add and
remove different size hard drives in the future.

In case a backup drive dies, Id like to turn off the
backup server, remove the dead one, install a new one,
boot, configure, and let bacula play with it.

My concern is on:
 letting bacula access any number of drives
 letting bacula know the size available on each
 making sure that volumes just span through all
available drives.

I noticed disk-changer script, but I googled for a
couple hours and found no documentation at all, so Ive
been wondering if someone here may have done something
like this already and may share an example

or, someone please confrim to me that this

http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Autochanger_Resource1.html#SECTION003220000000000000000

is the right direction where I should go?

and some details, on my speciffic setup may help

oorrr!

is there a simpler way? I dont like complicating
things, I was hoping on 

Device = /disk1, /disk2, /disk3, /disk4, /disk5 

straight into the sd configuration ;)

thanks



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