On 6/3/24 12:03 PM, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
My Volumes are all Disk files. Several now show up as 1B Read-Only. In fact, as files "ls -l" shows them at their correct size, with modification dates that go back correctly to when they were filled.This is likely due to my transition from Ubuntu 23.10 to 24.04. There was a period during the transition where the file system containing these backup volumes was either not mounted or had ownerships set incorrectly.I'm guessing that bacula noticed that and marked those backup files 1B Read-Only. These files are the oldest of the backup files, the slightly more recent ones are fine.Is there any way to convince bacula that they are good?
Hello Ken, What does this bconsole command show?: * list volume=xxxIf they have a volstatus of `Error`, and they really are good volumes on disk you can just try changing their volstatus back to Append with:
* update volstatus=Append volume=xxxx BUT, keep in mind that if they are old, then they will probably be past their retention periods and Bacula will probably immediately recycle and re-use them. If this is OK, then you are all set. Otherwise, if the data on them is important to you then you should disable these volumes until you are sure there is no data that you might need/want to restore:
* update enabled=no volume=xxxx or * update volstatus=Read-Only volume=xxxx Then, Bacula will not touch these volumes except to read for restores, copies, migrations, or verifies. Hope this helps, Bill -- Bill Arlofski w...@protonmail.com
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