Sorry for jumping in late, but was on vacation.

I use the attached script, which I modified from a script posted by Jonas
Björklund.  You'll need to modify it to add your database values and email
specifics (if you want to lock them into the perl script).  If you see
something wrong, please tell me.  It produces output like this:
======== Start of Sample Output ========

Total 5 jobs - 4 jobs are OK
Total 12.2 GB / 877 files
      0 jobs are waiting

Status       JobName Lvl   MBytes/Files        Start    Time   KB/s
           Pool
======================================================================================
E           SI-Marge F              0/0  08.20 19:00    6.0m      0
           Full
T      BackupCatalog F           2021/1  08.20 23:19    4.9m  11894
        Catalog
T          Chernobog I          296/133  08.20 21:00   14.6m    667
          SIncr
T           SI-Nvivo I         2679/336  08.20 20:00   10.9m   7685
           Incr
T           SI-Homer I         7454/407  08.20 19:00  134.1m   1895
         SBIncr
======================================================================================

Status codes:

  T     Terminated normally
  A     Canceled by the user
  B     Blocked
  C     Created but not yet running
  D     Verify Differences
  E     Terminated in Error
  F     Waiting on the File daemon
  M     Waiting for a Mount
  R     Running
  S     Waiting on the Storage daemon
  c     Waiting for Client resource
  d     Waiting for Maximum jobs
  e     Non-fatal error
  f     Fatal error
  j     Waiting for Job resource
  m     Waiting for a new Volume to be mounted
  p     Waiting for higher priority job to finish
  s     Waiting for Storage resource
  t     Waiting for Start Time

======== End of Sample Output ========




I run this via cron from my /etc/cron.daily directory using the following
script:
#!/bin/sh

# Generate Daily Bacula Reports
SCRIPT='/usr/local/bacula-scripts/report.pl'
VARIABLES='-wT'

test -x ${SCRIPT} || exit 0
${SCRIPT} ${VARIABLES}




On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Chris Shelton <cshel...@shelton-family.net>
wrote:

> The simplest way is likely to send the backup reports to a mailing list
> that offers daily digests for delivery, such as mailman:
> http://wiki.list.org/DOC/Mailman%202.1%20Members%20Manual#A8_Digests
> Then subscribe to that list and choose to have the backup reports
> delivered to you in a daily digest.
>
> chris
>
> On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 8:05 AM, More, Ankush <ankush.m...@capgemini.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Team,
>>
>>
>>
>> I am getting individual client backup report status.
>>
>> Is there way to get consolidated(single)  report of all client every day?
>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>> Ankush
>>
>>
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