My recollection is that Retrospect retains the last n >=1 versions for disk
based backup.
On the last point, to keep 1 latest copy (n=1), I could run a full job every
m=30 days and set a volume retention time of 31 days?
If a file were deleted or lost for whatever reason, then wouldn’t it be p
Sebastien,
Hmmm, this is bringing back some memories..
A thread from a while back caused me to write a script to set/unset the
"Enabled" field for volumes "not in changer" this was for someone from
Greenpeace
http://www.revpol.com/node/146
Take a look at this... "vchanger" is specificall
Am 03.09.2018 um 21:15 schrieb Bill Arlofski:
>
> Assuming this is a tape library with barcode reader,
Yes, it is.
> you will need to let
> Bacula know which tapes are in the library:
>
> * update slots storage= drive=
>
> Bacula honors the "InChanger" field for volumes when choosing
Assuming this is a tape library with barcode reader, you will need to let
Bacula know which tapes are in the library:
* update slots storage= drive=
Bacula honors the "InChanger" field for volumes when choosing a volume.
No need to set the status to used, or purge I think in Sebastian'
Am 03.09.2018 um 19:54 schrieb Tilman Schmidt:
> Am 03.09.2018 um 16:52 schrieb Sebastian Suchanek:
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> last night I encountered the following situation: a scheduled backup
>> started, using a certain backup pool (a set of tapes). From that pool,
>> Bacula (v7.4.4) selected an em
Am 03.09.2018 um 16:52 schrieb Sebastian Suchanek:
> Hi everyone,
>
> last night I encountered the following situation: a scheduled backup
> started, using a certain backup pool (a set of tapes). From that pool,
> Bacula (v7.4.4) selected an empty volume X, but since this was not in
> the tapelibr
Hi everyone,
last night I encountered the following situation: a scheduled backup
started, using a certain backup pool (a set of tapes). From that pool,
Bacula (v7.4.4) selected an empty volume X, but since this was not in
the tapelibrary, Bacula kept asking for it. (Since I was ~250km away, I
cou
Does Retrospect actually retain the last version of every file indefinitely?
Or does it retain the last version of every backup indefinitely? I suspect it
is the latter.
The difference is that you cannot restore a deleted file after the last backup
that contained it has been deleted.
It is easy
