El 14/03/16 a las 21:16, Santiago Díaz Soler escribió:
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> El 14/03/16 a las 20:43, John Drescher escribió:
>>> Although not your problem (since DRC202L5 was written yesterday), I
>>> see that you have a 7 day retention period on these volumes. Not the
>>> 60 that is in your config.
>>
>> Remem
El 14/03/16 a las 20:43, John Drescher escribió:
>> Although not your problem (since DRC202L5 was written yesterday), I
>> see that you have a 7 day retention period on these volumes. Not the
>> 60 that is in your config.
>
> Remember that when you change retention periods in the config files
> t
> Although not your problem (since DRC202L5 was written yesterday), I
> see that you have a 7 day retention period on these volumes. Not the
> 60 that is in your config.
Remember that when you change retention periods in the config files
this applies to new volumes only. To get it to apply to exi
On Mon, Mar 14, 2016 at 4:53 PM, Santiago Díaz Soler
wrote:
> Hi, everyone
>
> I'm facing a weird issue on a bacula instance over Debian 8 (jessie).
> I have a pool with two volumes and everytime that a volume is marked as
> "recycle" (14 days) bacula sets InChanger and Slot values to 0. Also, th
Hi, everyone
I'm facing a weird issue on a bacula instance over Debian 8 (jessie).
I have a pool with two volumes and everytime that a volume is marked as
"recycle" (14 days) bacula sets InChanger and Slot values to 0. Also,
the volume that was marked as Used gets the InChanger and Slot values
