On 04/01/10 08:56, Mads Rasmussen wrote:
> Would it be possible to tell Bacula just to create the DVD files at the
> right size and then write them myself to the DVD writer?

Not only is it possible, this is the only currently recommended and
supported method of backing up to DVDs using Bacula:  Back up to a disk
pool configured for a maximum Volume size of 4.7GB (9.4GB for dual-layer
DVDs), then separately write the resulting volumes to DVDs.  Direct DVD
writing in Bacula was deprecated because it could not be made to work
reliably.


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