Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
> Is there any way to disable the auto-upgrade option of Incremental/
> Differential to Full or stipulate that an Incremental / Differential job
> "failure" condition occurs when no Full backup exists (instead of
> promotion)?
Why do You want to do that?
If You don't have
Hello,
only a short question for today.
The database has a "device" table which should keep the usage of the
backup devices. But there are no rows in this table.
Is this feature not yet implemented or is this a bug? Possibly I have
overlooked something?
Best regards,
Je
up/ which you can exclude from your filesets.
This requires some kind of discipline on the part of the users. I think,
you already know the answer. ;-)
> Erm, once again the short answer: Bacula can't do that, but feel free to
> implement such an option :-)
If I only had time..
e enough users who are storing
important files there. :-(
And: to keep files in the trash/recycled is not unusual too. :-(
>> The idea is to place a file (e.g. .nobackup) into the directory which
>> is to be excluded.
>
> Isn't this on the todo list somwehere?
That wo
- it'll come back to bite you. In general, I would definitly
> not recommend running with fsync off, it's very dangerous (but then
> I'm a database guy, so what else would you expect..).
That is exactly my fear and that's why I don't want to disable fsync.
Thanks
