>> Are the file based backups supposed to increase and decrease the file
>> size for the vtape depending on what's used for a particular run or
>> once the file size is set there is no resize for them??
>>
>They are supposed to increase up to whatever limit were set on them when
the volume was c
> Are the file based backups supposed to increase and decrease the file size
> for the vtape depending on what’s used for a particular run or once the file
> size is set there is no resize for them??
>
They are supposed to increase up to whatever limit were set on them
when the volume was created
Hello,
I am backing up to disk and I am having some issues with a particular pool.
Mail-diff-pool:
Pool {
Name = MailPool-Diff-tape
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes
AutoPrune = yes
Volume Retention = 1 months
Maximum Volume Jobs = 1
Label Format = "H22-Diff-"
Maximum Vo
> I currently have 5 systems that I want to backup to my new Bacula instance.
> But first, I’m trying to figure out a methodology to get everything working
> correctly.
>
>
>
> I have my passwords all sorted out, and my B-dir, B-sd, and B-fd all seem to
> like each other for now. (Amazing how three
Dear All,
I currently have 5 systems that I want to backup to my new Bacula
instance. But first, I'm trying to figure out a methodology to get
everything working correctly.
I have my passwords all sorted out, and my B-dir, B-sd, and B-fd all
seem to like each other for now. (Amazing how thr
Christoph Haas wrote:
On tape it usually does not make sense to use software-compression. When
storing files on (hard)disk software compression (GZIP) is really helpful
to save space. The only way to seperate this is two file sets with
different "Compression" options.
I may be dumb, but I DO
On Wednesday 07 December 2005 00:21, Jason Tan wrote:
> Rob Burris wrote:
> So what I have is separate file sets for disk and tape and that means I
> get two full backups and two sets of diffs for each (identical file
> set).
IMHO this is a good idea. And not just because I do it the same way. :)
Rob Burris wrote:
Is it possible to use Bacula to backup to both disk and tape?
For example, you could do a monthly full backup to disk and daily
incremental to tape. I tried creating two jobs for each client, but
when the incremental ran Bacula could not find a suitable full backup
volume (
Is it possible to use Bacula to backup to both disk and tape?
For example, you could do a monthly full backup to disk and daily
incremental to tape. I tried creating two jobs for each client, but when
the incremental ran Bacula could not find a suitable full backup volume
(probably because it'
