h full and incremental jobs were written to same disk, and I would
>> propably like the system configured in a way that after a new disk is taken
>> into use (after the previous one was considered "used") the first jobs were
>> run as full backups.
>>
>>
fective ...?
Is there a 'good' way to set this up? I mean, the very best way would be
if bacula could use /dev/mydrive directly like it uses a tape. Without
any file system on it.
Regards
Martin Schmid
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Martin Schmid
APS systems AG, Neumatt 4, CH-4626 Niederbuchsiten
Tel direk
Hello Everybody
I'm running bacula for quite a while now and also for a quite a high
volume on NAS devices. Most of it is running smootly but I do not
understand _that_ volume recycling issue:
The files are generally limited to 2G in size.
From previous backups, the volume "Vol_0058" has been
I've now moved to bacula 2.1.28 but it's all the same. Polling does
something but the tape is not mounted, and a manual mount always
works... Is there no 'mount after poll' at all?
Martin Schmid schrieb:
> has someone managed to use automatic mount and unmount just by co
has someone managed to use automatic mount and unmount just by configuring
the storage daemon the 'right' way with a bacula 2.0.3 (maybe on Debian
Linux)?
The goal is that the media change shall be sufficient for the normal
backup to work. No manual intervention at all shall be needed.
The close
Unfortumately I cannot access the mail archive and censequently I cannot
find out whether the answer has already been given.
I have a DDS-3 DAT and it should eject as soon as a new tape is
requested and the new tape should be mounted automatically.
I have a configuration that does all this exce
