What I actually did was to select them in Baculum and purged them. Then they
were in state “Purged”. Then next time a volume from this pool was needed,
Baculum grabbed the first one and used it without problems.
> On 1. Mar 2023, at 19:57, Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users
> wrote:
>
> On 3/1/23
Voltype is an arbitrary name given to a certain type of volume. It must be
consistent across all bacula configuration files. For example in my setup I
have "LTO8" as a voltype. This references my actual LTO 8 tapes, but I
could have named them anything, like "George" or "duck".
I kind of think tha
bconsole list volume displays a field called 'voltype'. What is this used for,
and how can I set it?
Searches in main.pdf dated 14 Sep 2022 for "voltype" and "Volume Type" both
came up empty.
I have a backup job that should run on a volume that has a voltype of 0, and it
will not progress. I
On 3/1/23 06:50, Justin Case wrote:
Hello folks,
today I had the situation that bacula tried to create a new disk file volumes
and the creation failed (not sure what the reason was, lack of space or limit
of volume number, but I was able to get it to create new volumes again):
Warning: mount.
Hi Alan,
I'm resurrecting an old topic since recently upgrading from LTO-4 to LTO-8.
The script read_attribute.pl posted under
https://github.com/hreinecke/sg3_utils/issues/18 was running fine on my
legacy LTO-4 system (sg3-utils 1.33).
On LTO-8 (sg3-utils 1.45) it still mostly works but ret
I have a number of volumes with status 'Purged' or 'Recycle' that have no
corresponding S3 directory. It appears to have been deleted from S3. If I
do the bconsole command 'cloud upload allpools allfrompool
storage=cloud-sd', the purged and recycle volumes fail to upload and
report an upload error.
On Pool Client1 you need to have this Pools Configured.
*ScratchPool = *This directive permits specifing a
specific scratch Pool to be used for the Job. This pool will replace the
default scratch pool named/Scratch/for volume selection. For more
information about scratch pools seeScratch Pool
I do have a Scratch pool, but not a recycle pool. What should the recycle pool
look like? Will it be used by Bacula automatically when it exists or do I have
to make further configurations for that to happen?
Pool {
Name = "Scratch"
PoolType = "Backup"
}
> On 1. Mar 2023, at 15:27, Pedro Ol
For Bacula to move the volumes to sracth pool we will need to have scratch
pool defined on the pool client1 also for recycle pool.
Regarding the error state volumes, if you dont need them and don’t have any
data written in the filesystem then you could change the volume status to
append or remove
Hello Pedro,
TBH I don’t see how the pool config is related to my question, but sure, I can
do:
Pool {
Name = “client1"
PoolType = "Backup"
LabelFormat = "vol-"
ActionOnPurge = "Truncate"
MaximumVolumes = 20
MaximumVolumeJobs = 6
MaximumVolumeBytes = 500
VolumeRetention
Hi Justin
Could you paste here your Pool configuration settings ?
Justin Case escreveu em qua., 1/03/2023 às 14:11 :
> Hi Pedro,
>
> I wrote that I was able to get Bacula to write new volumes. That is not
> part of my question.
>
> My question is this:
>
> Now I have in my catalog a number of
Hi Pedro,
I wrote that I was able to get Bacula to write new volumes. That is not part of
my question.
My question is this:
> Now I have in my catalog a number of disk file volumes in state “Error”.
> There are no corresponding volume files on disk with the names found in the
> catalog.
>
>
Hello folks,
today I had the situation that bacula tried to create a new disk file volumes
and the creation failed (not sure what the reason was, lack of space or limit
of volume number, but I was able to get it to create new volumes again):
Warning: mount.c:216 Open of File device “storagedev1
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