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Chris Lieb wrote:
> I am setting up Bacula right now for the first time and have pretty much
> everything working, but have one nagging concern. Since Bacula was
> designed around tape backup systems, it supports recycling of volumes so
> that they ca
John Drescher wrote:
>> Ok, I've got everything scripted up except the deletion. What all needs
>> to be done to delete a volume? Right now I am looking at doing a:
>>
>> $ bconsole <>
>>> delete media volume=volume_name
>>> quit
>>> EOF
>>>
>> $ rm -f /backup/volume_name
>>
>> Is tha
> Ok, I've got everything scripted up except the deletion. What all needs
> to be done to delete a volume? Right now I am looking at doing a:
>
> $ bconsole <> delete media volume=volume_name
>> quit
>> EOF
> $ rm -f /backup/volume_name
>
> Is that all that needs to be done to delete a volume?
>
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John Drescher wrote:
>> If you really want to do this you will have to roll your own solution.
>> Most likely this will involve a cron job scripting commands to
>> bconsole.
>>
>
> I know I was a little unclear here. The rm of the volume file happens
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Chris Lieb wrote:
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> John Drescher wrote:
>>> If you really want to do this you will have to roll your own solution.
>>> Most likely this will involve a cron job scripting commands to
>>> bconsole.
>>>
>>
>> I know
John Drescher wrote:
>> I'm looking for the same solution. I'm working on a script to do that
>> since bacula cannot do by itself as John stated above.
>> I think that what we need to do is delete the volumes from the catalog
>> and after that delete the volume from the harddisk.
>>
>>
> sound
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John Drescher wrote:
>> If you really want to do this you will have to roll your own solution.
>> Most likely this will involve a cron job scripting commands to
>> bconsole.
>>
>
> I know I was a little unclear here. The rm of the volume file happens
> I'm looking for the same solution. I'm working on a script to do that
> since bacula cannot do by itself as John stated above.
> I think that what we need to do is delete the volumes from the catalog
> and after that delete the volume from the harddisk.
>
sounds correct to me
> No idea how to ge
John Drescher wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Chris Lieb
> wrote:
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>> I am setting up Bacula right now for the first time and have pretty much
>> everything working, but have one nagging concern. Since Bacula was
>> designed ar
> If you really want to do this you will have to roll your own solution.
> Most likely this will involve a cron job scripting commands to
> bconsole.
>
I know I was a little unclear here. The rm of the volume file happens
outside of bacula. The script would use bconsole to figure out what
volume t
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Chris Lieb
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> I am setting up Bacula right now for the first time and have pretty much
> everything working, but have one nagging concern. Since Bacula was
> designed around tape backup systems, it support
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I am setting up Bacula right now for the first time and have pretty much
everything working, but have one nagging concern. Since Bacula was
designed around tape backup systems, it supports recycling of volumes so
that they can be used again after a ce
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