Hello List,
I am using bacula as a disk-based backup tool.
I would now like to automatically purge Volumes when they are older
than their Volume Retention time. Otherwise those "old" Volumes will
eat up my disk space before they get reused again. I need them in
Purged status so that i can automat
> If i set Maximum Volume Bytes = 10GB then it uses the full 10GB at the
> very first run as full-backup. But the increments later get always
> written to new Volume Files. E.g.
> Volume-0001: 10GB (from full run)
> Volume-0002: 10GB (from full run)
> Volume-0003: 10GB (from full run)
> Volume-0004
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> On 01/27/11 06:12, Graham Keeling wrote:
>> Perhaps 10GB becomes more reasonable if you allow more than one job per
>> volume,
>> but then you still have the problem of disk space being wasted because you
>> cannot purge the volume until
Hello,
> Um, 1Mb volume size limit is "reasonable" on which planet?
Well, this was just for testing to see what happens if i run out of Volumes.
>
>> The big disadvantage is that i will run out of Volumes soon since each
>> Backup Job will create a Volume, even if its only 1MB big.
>> Can i set
Hello List,
I have this Pool definition with autolabeling.
Pool {
Name = File
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes # Bacula can automatically recycle Volumes
AutoPrune = yes # Prune expired volumes
Volume Retention = 21 days # one year
Max
>>
>> What does VolStatus = Error mean? I might have restarted my Storage
>> Deamon whilst a Backup run was in progress. That might haved caused
>> the error.
>> However, since i am using Autolabeling, i am running out of Volumes.
>> Are the Volumes now useless? If yes, how can i (over)write them a
Hello John,
>> What does VolStatus = Error mean? I might have restarted my Storage
>> Deamon whilst a Backup run was in progress. That might haved caused
>> the error.
>> However, since i am using Autolabeling, i am running out of Volumes.
>> Are the Volumes now useless? If yes, how can i (over)wr
Hello List,
list volumes gives me this list:
+-+-+---+-+---+--+--+-+--+---+---+-+
| MediaId | VolumeName | VolStatus | Enabled | VolBytes |
VolFiles | VolRetention | Recycle |
Hello List,
how can you exclude files that are bigger than x GB?
Is this somehow possible?
Cheers,
Mario
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Hello!
I have the follwing Setup:
- Box1/FD: OTRS Server
- Box2/DIR: Directory Server
- Box3/SD: SD/NAS
Now i would like to test a Restore of my OTRS Server on a extra Box
(Box 4). So i bott this up with Ubuntu 10.10 64Bit and install
bacula-client with apt-get and try to run a restore. I get thi
Hello List,
i would like to back up multiple hosts into the following
File/Directory structure. Basically we would like to split the hosts
up into 3 groups.
Group1: Backup on USB Disk (/mnt/USB)
Group2: Backup on Raid6 (/mnt/RAID6)
Group3: Backup into mounted NFS share. /mnt/NFS)
First of all:
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