On 3/3/23 14:36, Martin Simmons wrote:
>
My guess is that your file /usr/home/dan/.touch_a_file_to_force_backupes has
zero length.
If so, then it is a "feature" because jobbytes is 0 (see
update_bootstrap_file).
__Martin
I'll wait for Dan's confirmation, but if true -> nice catch, Martin! :)
My guess is that your file /usr/home/dan/.touch_a_file_to_force_backupes has
zero length.
If so, then it is a "feature" because jobbytes is 0 (see
update_bootstrap_file).
__Martin
> On Fri, 03 Mar 2023 09:27:02 -0500, Dan Langille said:
>
> If files were backed up, should the .bsr file be
Thank you, Eric!
Ken, I did a little digging through my bacula documentation today and I
discovered that what I was describing is actually "Media type". Media type
is the field used in the storage daemon conf files to define what sort of
tape or other media is being used by bacula. As I described,
Hello,
The VolType is an internal field that corresponds to the device type,
and the device type list is defined in baconfig.h
enum {
B_FILE_DEV = 1,
B_TAPE_DEV = 2,
B_DVD_DEV = 3,
B_FIFO_DEV = 4,
B_VTAPE_DEV= 5,/* change to B_TAPE_DEV after init */
B_FTP_D
Rob,
Thanks for this helpful reply. It had not occurred to me to look through the
configuration files.
As far as the current manual is concerned, "searches in main.pdf dated 14 Sep
2022 for "voltype" and "Volume Type" both came up empty." Perhaps different
search terms would have been more h
If files were backed up, should the .bsr file be updated?
[bacula dan /usr/local/bacula/bsr] % ls -l *mydev*
-rw-r- 1 bacula bacula 5948 2023.03.03 03:05 mydev-fd_mydev_basic.bsr
-rw-r- 1 bacula bacula 3844 2023.03.02 03:05 mydev-fd_mydev_home_dir.bsr
The second file was not updated
I don’t know if baculum is still maintained, and not sure to get your
question.
Different on which aspect ?
There’s documentation for both project, Bacula-Web documentation is
available using the link below
https:://docs.bacula-web.org
Hope it help
Davide
On Thu, 2 Mar 2023 at 20:28 wrote:
