Bundschuh, Philipp wrote:
> I want to do a full backup once a week and a differential backup the
> other 6 days. On the 8th day, another (=second) full backup and so on...
>
> My problem is, that I have only 100GB Backup Space (mounted via NFS), so
> that I have to overwrite the "first" full back
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> "Timo Neuvonen" writes:
>
>> Does anyone have any more up-to-date information of this disk
>> unmount issue?
>
> IMHO, "mount/unmount" are very different operations for disk and
> tapes. For tapes, it is acceptable to leave
"Timo Neuvonen" writes:
> Does anyone have any more up-to-date information of this disk
> unmount issue?
IMHO, "mount/unmount" are very different operations for disk and
tapes. For tapes, it is acceptable to leave them "mounted" in the
drive, because a "rm -rf /" won't touch them. For disks, t
You could take the approach of "append to incremental file every night" but I
don't think it would help you, and actually would hurt.
Your idea of using small, 100 MB volumes to encourage rsync to work more
efficiently really is redoing something that bacula already does for you. If
you simply
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> Just use "Media Type = File" in your director Storage definition block,
> which changes volumes from individual tapes to individual files. Then
> use something like this in your storage daemon configuration:
>
> Device {
Hello,
14.11.2009 02:55, Dan Langille wrote:
> Glynd wrote:
>> I have obviously not understood how exclude works.
:-)
You're not rhe first there - excludes are a bit difficukt to
understand, I guess.
>> I have the following in my fileset resource but all that is backed up are
>> the directorie
Hello dear Bacula-Users,
I just setup bacula on Debian 5.0; all deamons are running fine, but I
have some difficulties with understanding pools, volumes, etc.
I want to do a full backup once a week and a differential backup the
other 6 days. On the 8th day, another (=second) full backup and so on
