Hi Bryant,
the new configuration will affect only new volumes.
To change maximum size of volumes with append status you need to use *update
volume* bconsole command.
Kleber
2012/6/12 Humphrey Bryant
> I'm Running Bacula 5.0.x.x on CentOS 6.2.
>
> I have been using Bacula to do backups to Disk
> I have been using Bacula to do backups to Disk (file) for a while now
> and I just realized i have configured my Volumes without Volume Size
> Restrictions.
>
> I want to set size restrictions on my Volumes to better manage backups
> by adding "Maximum Volume Bytes = 50G " to the volumes configu
I'm Running Bacula 5.0.x.x on CentOS 6.2.
I have been using Bacula to do backups to Disk (file) for a while now
and I just realized i have configured my Volumes without Volume Size
Restrictions.
I want to set size restrictions on my Volumes to better manage backups
by adding "Maximum Volume
Federico Alberto Sayd wrote:
> Hello, I'm new to Bacula and this is my first message. I have a question:
>
> When I backup to disk, what is the recommended maximum volume size?
> Official doc says that with versions up to and including 1.39.28 the
> recommended maximun volumen size is 5 GB. I am
Hello, I'm new to Bacula and this is my first message. I have a question:
When I backup to disk, what is the recommended maximum volume size?
Official doc says that with versions up to and including 1.39.28 the
recommended maximun volumen size is 5 GB. I am using Bacula 2.4.4 on
Debian Lenny, t
I don't use disk-based backups, but I have read a couple of times how
file-based volumes aren't truncated or over-written when new data is written
to them.
As I don't use disk-based backups, I can't get into specifics, but I believe
that if you:
2. Create a labeling schema that will create a
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On Nov 29, 2007 5:27 PM, John Drescher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As I understand it, the above configuration will simply reuse the
volume
On Nov 29, 2007 5:27 PM, John Drescher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As I understand it, the above configuration will simply reuse the volume in
> > the selected pool. What am I missing?
> >
> How many volumes do you have in the Wednesday pool? I hope more than 5
> because bacula will not reuse an
> As I understand it, the above configuration will simply reuse the volume in
> the selected pool. What am I missing?
>
How many volumes do you have in the Wednesday pool? I hope more than 5
because bacula will not reuse any volume that is currently being used
in the running backup.
John
Hey folks,
I'm sure I have had this issue settled however...
My goal is to overwrite the backup-to-disk volumes everyday except Thursday
(another story). My understanding is that the following segment of my
bacula-dir.conf file will do the trick. However, it is not.
# Default Job Definition
Jo
Hi,
On 5/9/2007 11:26 PM, Sandro Mendes wrote:
> Arno, I checked the n. of jobs with list command and that's correct.
> Now, when the volume gets the maximum n. of jobs, it has the content
> removed and start from the zero.
The effect of the 0 retention time...
> I would like, in this case, don
Arno,
I checked the n. of jobs with list command and that's correct.
Now, when the volume gets the maximum n. of jobs, it has the content removed
and start from the zero. I would like, in this case, don't use the same volume.
Instead of that, create another one and starts the job, keeping the la
Hi Sandro,
please reply to the list...
On 5/9/2007 10:24 PM, Sandro Mendes wrote:
> Hello Arno, thanks for help.
> I'm using Volume Retention=0 just for testing
> I checked the volume status and there is a lot of jobs in that volume.
Did you check the volume settings with llist, so you can
Hi,
On 5/9/2007 10:06 PM, Sandro Mendes wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to make Bacula automatically create a new volume (file) after a
> volume has already 5 jobs.
> After the 5 jobs, the volume still increasing the size and not create another
> volume.
> There is my pool config.:
> Pool {
>
Hello,
I'm trying to make Bacula automatically create a new volume (file) after a
volume has already 5 jobs.
After the 5 jobs, the volume still increasing the size and not create another
volume.
There is my pool config.:
Pool {
Name = Test
Pool Type = Backup
LabelFormat = "CATALOG-"
Re
Luca Ferrari wrote:
> On Tuesday 08 May 2007 Darien Hager's cat, walking on the keyboard, wrote:
>
>> Luca Ferrari wrote:
>>
>>> 08-mag 17:41 backup-sd: User defined maximum volume capacity 4,000,000
>>> exceeded on device "sede_samba_storage" (/backup/sede/samba).
>>>
>> So far, so
On Tuesday 08 May 2007 Darien Hager's cat, walking on the keyboard, wrote:
> Luca Ferrari wrote:
> > 08-mag 17:41 backup-sd: User defined maximum volume capacity 4,000,000
> > exceeded on device "sede_samba_storage" (/backup/sede/samba).
>
> So far, so good. But since you're backing up to plain old
Luca Ferrari wrote:
> 08-mag 17:41 backup-sd: User defined maximum volume capacity 4,000,000
> exceeded on device "sede_samba_storage" (/backup/sede/samba).
>
So far, so good. But since you're backing up to plain old files, you
cannot create a new file on the disk without creating a new volume
Hi all,
this is what I'd like to do: backup up regularly on volumes of type file that
should not exceed 4GB of size (this is in the case I've to burn such files).
I thought that Maximum Volume Size could help me, but it does not:
08-mag 17:41 backup-sd: User defined maximum volume capacity 4,000
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