>>>>> "subscription" == Kevin Keane <subscript...@kkeane.com> writes:
> If you want tapes around forever, I think your
> best bet is to change the retention time in the
> pool to, say, ten years (I'm not sure if you
> can do an infinite retention time off the top
> of my head). Usually, if bacula can manage
> something, why would you want to do it
> manually?
I have an observation about the choice of retention times for
volumes to be kept indefinitely which I can make most easily make
by simply quoting the Volume Retention comment from our archive
Pool definition:
Volume Retention = 38 years # Can't find an explicit way to say "forever".
# We use "38 years" rather than a longer
# period because Bacula's pruning code
# (at least in release 2.4.3) does not deal
# well with Job or File Retentions long
# enough to predate the UNIX epoch, Jan 1, 1970.
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