Diego Roccia wrote:
> Hi all,
> a question: is there a way to implement other compression methods (like
> lzo) in bacula? I found an old patch for bacula 1.3.something are
> there any news about this?
>
> thanks in advance
> Diego
>
>
One thing that should be a big big advantage would be to
If it matters to anyone, I use a PHP script as my mail program to
capture stdin and send it to the admins, while a nicer looking email
is sent to our clients. This way I can link my bacula database with
table full of client information such email addresses and proper
nouns.
Cheers,
-Michael
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I think that LZMA would definitely be a nice addition to bacula (which
is used by the 7z format) to compress the data.
-Michael
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> "SP" == Sebastian Perkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SP> 2) Is there a way to show the list of files being saved from a job/client ?
Within bconsole, you can use "list files jobid=NNN" where NNN is the
jobid that last ran.
I wouldn't think that rsynced files would be a problem, at least
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Sebastian Perkins wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using Bacula 2.2.6 : I have the main client (linux) that is
> incrementing 50Gb per day ! Out of a possible 270GB for a full backup...
> Every day, there are over 400.000 files being saved, even during
> weeke
The compression project was abandoned, but in theory it should not be
hard to create. GZIP is OK, but there are better things out there now
like rk, rar and 7z
Diego Roccia wrote:
> Hi all,
> a question: is there a way to implement other compression methods (like
> lzo) in bacula? I found an old p
Hello,
I'm using Bacula 2.2.6 : I have the main client (linux) that is incrementing
50Gb per day ! Out of a possible 270GB for a full backup... Every day, there
are over 400.000 files being saved, even during weekends...
We have modified the fileset to include only "office/pics/pdf" filetyp
There is an easier way to do it, just make sure that certain job always
runs last.
I did something similar with encryption (before it existed in Bacula)
using "RunAfterJob" command placed in "BackupCatalog" job
Just make sure that
1 - priority is the lowest (highest integer number) of all jobs
2 -
