I've just acquired an LTO4 drive, and am setting up spooling for the
first time. (The machine with the LTO4 drive attached has mirrored SSDs
and a 6GB/s SAS controller, so it's a great setup for spooling.)
There's one thing I'm not clear on: It appears to me that spooling is
enabled on a job-by-job level, rather than device-by-device. Since my
plan is to have Full backups run to tape while incrementals and
differentials run to disk, what I really want is to be able to have
*all* jobs spooled *if and only if* being written to the tape drive on
babylon5-sd, but not if writing to the 12TB ZFS disk array on babylon4-sd.
Can this be done? Or is spool enabling strictly job-by-job?
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