On 05/09/18 10:45, Jérôme Blion wrote:
Check File Retention and Job Retention. I suppose they are much lower
than volume retention.
That means that you keep the volume but you don't know exactly what's
on it because catalog has been cleaned up.
Indeed. This is what I found in client's config file:
File Retention = 65 days
Job Retention = 2 years
AutoPrune = yes
So for backups < 65 days I can use "restore" command and browse around
using "cd" command, "mark" etc.
For backups > 65 days < 2 years I can use "restore" command and regular
expressions to perform searches.
So if I know the exact path to the file I can just provide it, right?
Does it work for directories, i.e. can I restore the whole directory
with subdirectories?
I think there is an option of restoring the whole backup, i.e. all files.
I understand this requires time and disk space.
Will the original structure of files and directories be preserved?
Now - what can I do with tapes older than 2 years?
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