On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Keith Sudbury wrote:
> > If you want to change the label, use the "relabel" command.
> >
> Can I change the job pool the tape uses as well?
Yes.
AB
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Hi,
06.10.2008 15:39, terryc wrote:
> Keith Sudbury wrote:
>
>> Can I change the job pool the tape uses as well?
Erm... in Bacula lingo, you should ask if you can change the pool a
volume is a member of.
The answer is yes.
Use bconsole's 'update volume' command.
> Yes, but you will have to c
Keith Sudbury wrote:
> Can I change the job pool the tape uses as well?
Yes, but you will have to change the name, say 007 becomes 007A
this is because the old name will still exist in the catalogue under the
old pool.
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Terry Collins {:-)}
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On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Keith Sudbury wrote:
> I am wondering what is the quickest way to blank / relabel a tape.
Use the "purge" command in bconsole
Bacula will recycle and relabel the tape itself, you don't need to do so
manually (and doing so will usually mess things up)
> I have a whole pile of
Alan Brown wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Keith Sudbury wrote:
>
>
>> I am wondering what is the quickest way to blank / relabel a tape.
>>
>
> Use the "purge" command in bconsole
>
> Bacula will recycle and relabel the tape itself, you don't need to do so
> manually (and doing so will usuall
Hi Guys,
Currently we backup every day to tape, we are changing to backup every
thing to NAS each night and then backing the NAS up with Bacula every
Friday.
I am wondering what is the quickest way to blank / relabel a tape. I
have a whole pile of tapes I need to add to Fridays job pool that a
