I'm almost ready with putting bacula into production but I'm still
debugging a few things and one of them is the "Device" line in my bacula
mail reports, and I was hoping someone could help me with this.
I'm running disk-based backups. Bacula 5.0.3, Vchanger 0.8.6 and a
16-bay Promise jbod.
In my bacula-sd.conf file, I have these configurations:
Autochanger {
Name = backup2-vchanger
Device = jbod1-drive-1
Device = jbod1-drive-2
Device = jbod1-drive-3
Device = jbod1-drive-4
Device = jbod1-drive-5
Device = jbod1-drive-6
Device = jbod1-drive-7
Device = jbod1-drive-8
Device = jbod1-drive-9
Device = jbod1-drive-10
Device = jbod1-drive-11
Device = jbod1-drive-12
Device = jbod1-drive-13
Device = jbod1-drive-14
Device = jbod1-drive-15
Device = jbod1-drive-16
Changer Command = "/usr/local/vchanger/bin/vchanger %c %o %S %a %d"
Changer Device = "/usr/local/bacula/etc/vchanger.conf"
}
Device {
Name = jbod1-drive-1
DriveIndex = 0
Autochanger = yes;
DeviceType = File
MediaType = File
ArchiveDevice = /usr/local/bacula/working/backup2-vchanger/0/drive0
RemovableMedia = no;
RandomAccess = yes;
}
Device {
Name = jbod1-drive-2
DriveIndex = 1
Autochanger = yes;
DeviceType = File
MediaType = File
ArchiveDevice = /usr/local/bacula/working/backup2-vchanger/1/drive1
RemovableMedia = no;
RandomAccess = yes;
}
etc..
I have a Device entry for each of my 16 drives (I am not even sure this
is necessary because I am using the autochanger config above).
My question, bacula mail reports have this line in them:
28-Jun 13:10 mtl-backup2-dir JobId 1: Using Device "jbod1-drive-1"
The backup worked fine, but the backup actually wrote all data to
"jbod1-drive-16", not drive-1. I can't seem to figure out where bacula
is pulling the device name from. I have written backups to many
different drives, but regardless of the drive it writes to, the mail
report always says it is using drive-1. I'd like to get this to reflect
what drive it actually wrote to, if this is possible.
Thank you all for any help you can offer,
mike
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