On 3/18/24 14:36, Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users wrote:
This is in response to Josh...
In my experience, with RDX, the docking bay itself shows up as a
device... (/dev/usbX or /dev/sdX, I forget)
But plugging/unplugging an RDX cartridge does not notify the kernel in
any way, so udev rules are not possible to do anything automatically
with RDX.
This was my experience about 8 or more years ago which is why I
abandoned any attempts to use RDX with my own customers, and went with
plain old removable eSATA drives, fully encrypted with LUKs, and
auto-mounted with autofs.
Do you remember if you checked for an ACTION="change" event on media
change? That would be sufficient to trigger a launch of vchanger REFRESH
to perform the update slots. It would be a feature of the device driver
and may or may not exist. If not, then there's definitely no way to
automate it and the update slots must be run manually from bconsole any
time a cartridge is inserted (or removed).
I'd love to know if something has changed in this regard in the past 8
years or so. :)
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