recommend you to set JobRetention less than or equal to
VolumeRetention to avoid the volume to be pruned before the Job
Retention has expired.
Best,
Ana
On Sat, Jan 28, 2023 at 11:26 AM Antonino Balsamo
wrote:
Hello,
I have a shell script generating my bacula configs.
Is th
Hello,
I have a shell script generating my bacula configs.
Is there any enhancements, error or whatever in calculating the
retention period as per below?
(it is a no-recycle scenario)
#days to keep records in months, min 1 RETENTION=2
FILERETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
VOLUMERETENTION=$(($
rely on it for restoring.
Le 5 septembre 2022 12:49:56 GMT+02:00, Antonino Balsamo
a écrit :
Hello,
my scenario is a one job per volume with no recycle and 90 days retention
period, usual full/diff/incr pools.
It happens that from time to time (if there are no files in the job d
Hello,
my scenario is a one job per volume with no recycle and 90 days
retention period, usual full/diff/incr pools.
It happens that from time to time (if there are no files in the job due
to no filesystem change) that Bacula purge a volume within the retention
period.
Is that possible and
HI.
I'm running bacula 9.4.2 on stretch with debian packages from
stretch-backports. I've added the cloud plugin from the Bacula package
and I got the following error:
JobId 2: Fatal error: cloud_dev.c:690 Could not open Cloud driver type=1
for Device=CloudStorage
Then I removed all packag
Hello,
just read the whitepaper about volume sync on the cloud.
https://blog.bacula.org/whitepapers/ObjectStorage.pdf
Question is: in a such scenario, volume recycle does make sense or not?
I guess no, as the volumes are always new and moved to the cloud.
Anyway, there's a limit in numbering t
hi all,
I'll not bother you on the usage of s3fs and other pieces of software.
For having tested this, keeping s3 + s3fs + ec2 + storage daemon is not
reliable as it should be for backup (!) purpose.
Proposed scenario: transfer the volume after write is complete, and
delete after successful mo
