On 8/5/21 3:36 PM, Robert Earl wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I have a large number of abandoned volumes with no data, no associated
> file, and haven't been written in years. I believe they are the obstacle
> to automatic labeling of new volumes; my Maximum Volumes for this pool
> is 120.
>
> Alarmingly, I
Hello Robert
You can create a file with list of volumes that you want to delete and use
some script something like this below:
Example of file /tmp/volumes.txt
volume01
volume02
volume03
#!/bin/bash
bconsole=$(which bconsole)
for volname in $(cat /tmp/volumes.txt); do
echo $volname;
echo
Hi folks,
I have a large number of abandoned volumes with no data, no associated
file, and haven't been written in years. I believe they are the obstacle to
automatic labeling of new volumes; my Maximum Volumes for this pool is 120.
Alarmingly, I just found a "Full" volume whose mtime is April 9,
Hello Kelly,
On 04.08.21 21:14, Kelly Price wrote:
Hello
I am having a problem getting encryption working in Bacula 11.0.5. I have
looked at the problem until I am almost blind, but I don’t see a configuration
error. Could someone take a look and see if it is something obvious I am
missin
On 8/5/21 6:55 AM, Andrea Brancatelli via Bacula-users wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> is there a way to easily change the default path to the BackupCatalog?
>
> It seems to be hardcoded to /var/db/bacula, if I get it right, but my /var is
> too small... Is there any way to put it elsewhere?
>
> Tha
Hello everybody,
is there a way to easily change the default path to the BackupCatalog?
It seems to be hardcoded to /var/db/bacula, if I get it right, but my
/var is too small... Is there any way to put it elsewhere?
Thanks
--
Andrea Brancatelli_
Hello Guilherme,
On 8/4/21 20:06, Guilherme Santos wrote:
> Hey Eric, thanks to reply. Sorry, I said that the table has a about a
> million lines... but it has more then 156 million lines.
So, we are more around 7.8 million jobs in your catalog if you have
only standard Bacula log lines, congratu
