Hi Rob,
Thanks.
I had almost arrived at this type of solution, but a little less clean.
Le lundi 06 janvier 2025 à 17:07 -0600, Rob Gerber a écrit :
> Dummy resources are certainly possible.
>
> A fileset like you describe could simply lack any file definitions.
> It's that simple, I think. Bi
Hi Arno,
Thanks.
I didn't even think that you could not designate any files in the
fileSet.
Le mardi 07 janvier 2025 à 00:13 +0100, Arno Lehmann via Bacula-users a
écrit :
> Hi Christophe,
>
> Am 06.01.2025 um 22:36 schrieb Christophe PEREZ via Bacula-users:
> > Hi,
> >
> > With Bacula 15.0.2,
You might also want to look at recycle. Ensure yours pools are set to recycle,
then the volumes will get reused. There is an example in the manual to set up a
system on disks that create three pools, for incremental, diff and full and
recycles the volumes as necessary. If you modify the example
Hi Christophe,
Am 06.01.2025 um 22:36 schrieb Christophe PEREZ via Bacula-users:
Hi,
With Bacula 15.0.2, is it possible in your opinion, to create a
completely dummy job?
That's possible and not uncommon... more or less for exactly the reason
you mentioned, just use a file set that has no ac
Dummy resources are certainly possible.
A fileset like you describe could simply lack any file definitions. It's
that simple, I think. Bill A has some dummy definitions he uses, and I've
adopted them. I've pasted a past email from Bill on this subject below.
The words below this line were written
Hi,
With Bacula 15.0.2, is it possible in your opinion, to create a
completely dummy job?
What FileSet to put to have no backup?
The goal is to send a command to the Storage daemon (so on a client) at
the end of the backup.
Thanks in advance!
--
Christophe PEREZ
Am 06.01.2025 um 20:01 schrieb Adam Weremczuk:
Hi all,
Key points:
1. Bacula 9.6.7 on Debian 11.
2. The tape is almost full with some old Bacula backups which I don't
care about.
3. I want to wipe it clean making space for new data.
4. I don't care about secure removal.
5. Ideally, I would prefe
On 1/6/25 14:01, Adam Weremczuk wrote:
Hi all,
Key points:
1. Bacula 9.6.7 on Debian 11.
2. The tape is almost full with some old Bacula backups which I don't
care about.
3. I want to wipe it clean making space for new data.
4. I don't care about secure removal.
5. Ideally, I would prefer to lea
Hi all,
Key points:
1. Bacula 9.6.7 on Debian 11.
2. The tape is almost full with some old Bacula backups which I don't
care about.
3. I want to wipe it clean making space for new data.
4. I don't care about secure removal.
5. Ideally, I would prefer to leave the label and pool assignment as
t
On 1/6/25 10:29, Dillon Andreas wrote:
My problem is that even though the jobs are being removed, the data from
the jobs is not and the volumes fill up and once they are full, they are
unusable until I go in and manually purge the volume. Is there a way to
make what I am doing work, or should I
On 1/6/25 10:29, Dillon Andreas wrote:
Hi all,
My problem is that even though the jobs are being removed, the data from
the jobs is not and the volumes fill up and once they are full, they are
unusable until I go in and manually purge the volume. Is there a way to
make what I am doing work, or
Hi all,
I am having an issue setting up bacula with regards to volume
management. I set up bacula on a server with 2 partitions set up as
folders that I created as devices in a single pool. I have a single
volume labeled for each device, and set up a daily backup schedule that
alternates each
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