Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
> Bruno Friedmann wrote:
>>> Okay, I was afraid dbcheck was the only solution. Thanks.
>>>
>>> --
>>> // Tom
>>
>> If too afraid, you can also dig with sql in the db .. :-)))
>>
>>
>
> Hi both:
> I'm running a similar problem: the DB have orphan records and I need to
> d
Bruno Friedmann wrote:
Okay, I was afraid dbcheck was the only solution. Thanks.
--
// Tom
If too afraid, you can also dig with sql in the db .. :-)))
Hi both:
I'm running a similar problem: the DB have orphan records and I need to
delete them. I was thinking and generate a SQL query coul
Tom Sommer wrote:
> Bruno Friedmann wrote:
>> Tom Sommer wrote:
>>
>>> I've recently deleted some clients from my directory configuration.
>>>
>>> However when I look in the Client table in MySQL, the clients are still
>>> there.
>>> I suspect the jobs and files won't be purged correctly since I
Bruno Friedmann wrote:
> Tom Sommer wrote:
>
>> I've recently deleted some clients from my directory configuration.
>>
>> However when I look in the Client table in MySQL, the clients are still
>> there.
>> I suspect the jobs and files won't be purged correctly since I removed
>> the clients fro
Tom Sommer wrote:
> I've recently deleted some clients from my directory configuration.
>
> However when I look in the Client table in MySQL, the clients are still
> there.
> I suspect the jobs and files won't be purged correctly since I removed
> the clients from the configuration, and so Bacula
I've recently deleted some clients from my directory configuration.
However when I look in the Client table in MySQL, the clients are still
there.
I suspect the jobs and files won't be purged correctly since I removed
the clients from the configuration, and so Bacula won't autopurge these
records,
