On 12/13/2019 1:35 PM, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
On 2019-12-13 15:18, Josh Fisher wrote:
I do something similar, only monthly copies, rather than weekly. I do
not use differential backups at all, but rather quarterly fulls,
monthly virtual fulls in between quarterlies, and daily incrementals.
On 2019-12-13 15:18, Josh Fisher wrote:
I do something similar, only monthly copies, rather than weekly. I do
not use differential backups at all, but rather quarterly fulls, monthly
virtual fulls in between quarterlies, and daily incrementals. A monthly
Copy job makes copies of the virtual fu
On 12/13/2019 3:03 AM, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
Hello.
At a site I manage, we've got Bacula backing up a bunch of clients to
a NAS SD daily.
Occasionally (once a week ATM) we want to move the backed up data to
an external HD for more resilience.
I'm asking for suggestion on how to better do
Hello Kern,
Just to add, Bacula Systems added several improvements to its BMR technology in
the last years.
I'm almost sure restoring from and to UEFI machines is supported; also P2V, V2P.
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Améric
Hello,
Some time ago, the project provided bare metal recovery, but the boot
process has evolved significantly since then with many differences
between vendor, which made maintenance of the BMR too onerous. However,
Bacula Systems as a part of their commercial offering does offer
selected Li
Hello,
I think what you mean is a bare metal recovery procedure.
This is generally possible but needs some special preparations and instructions.
It is not a full out of the box recovery procedure.
It depends on how secure you backup you servers.
I've already written a complex base article but I
Hello.
At a site I manage, we've got Bacula backing up a bunch of clients to a
NAS SD daily.
Occasionally (once a week ATM) we want to move the backed up data to an
external HD for more resilience.
I'm asking for suggestion on how to better do this.
Currently, I'm using vchanger and Copy j
