I was able to put together a small script that grabbed the start and end time
from the Bacula database. Didn't take too long to figure it all out. Thanks
Jay
On Dec 21, 2013, at 2:26 AM, Juraj Sakala wrote:
> I can provide you with sample script if you are interested. I use the scritpt
> for
I can provide you with sample script if you are interested. I use the
scritpt for pushing statistical information from bacula jobs to
elasticsearch. I can analyze and visualize bacula statistics stored in
elasticsearch with kibana3.
Dňa 20.12.2013 19:07 používateľ "jay" napísal:
> Ah ok, that is
Ah ok, that is a bit more work, but should be easy enough. Thanks for the
suggestion!
Jay
On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 11:53 AM, Juraj Sakala wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There is no Elapsed time substitution string in the bacula. But don't
> worry. You can run a script after backup that pulls the information
Hi,
There is no Elapsed time substitution string in the bacula. But don't
worry. You can run a script after backup that pulls the information
about jobid from the bacula database and parses it. So you can use all
these information you need to process.
In the RunAfterJob you call a script with the
Hello,
I have a question about the character substitutions performed in the "Run
After Job" option. I know the list of available substitutions contains
things like job bytes (%b), jobid (%i), etc. It there an option available
to get the Elapsed Time of a job? Or is there a way to add additional
