I searched and I didn't find the answer to this, if I missed it please point me
in the right direction.
I have a 5 bay high-rely classic backup unit. They basically mount as hard
drives. The device connects via USB3. I would like to use Bacula as the
backup daemon. In this case I am not able to wrap my head around challenge.
How do I tell Bacula to treat certain media as "autoloaded" media and not
separate disks ie /dev/sdx, /dev/sdx. I want to label the disks via bacula
and treat them just as I would a tape? Thus when it is time to prune it will
just prune and tell me which drives to use, as well as request <label> for the
daily incremental. Am I just thinking about this the wrong way? We are
making backups that would need to span across multiple 2 TB disks, hence the
autoloader thought process.
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