Hi Jeremy,
Am 26.01.2011 um 14:46 schrieb Jeremy Maes:
> Hey
>
> I've been working on gradually implementing bacula with all of our
> clients as the new backup solution. Usually we run a standard GFS
> rotation scheme to tape. However I've run into a special case today:
>
> I need to backup our linux server to a foreign share on a different
> machine. The share can only ever contain a single volume at a time
> to save space. This volume then gets backed up by the sysadmin to
> tape. (out of my hands/control)
>
> So my idea was to do regular backups with volumes in our usual
> Monday, Tuesday..., Weekly and Monthly pools, but remove the
> existing volume on the share with a script in a runbefore job. When
> emulating this however bacula will always look for the Monday,
> Tuesday, ... volume that was used the week before, as it's retention
> has expired, even tho recycling has been turned off. But this volume
> no longer exists on the disk.
>
> Is there a way to tell bacula to create a new volume every time, yet
> still keep all the relevant information in the database so we can do
> day-restores up to a week ago, week restores for a couple of weeks,
> etc?
i guess
Pool {
Maximum Volume Jobs = 1
}
force the next job to be on the new volume.
Cheers
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