All the necessary changes to the configuration will not be done via
bconsole, but by editing /etc/bacula/bacula-dir.conf, and the issuing a
reload command in bconsole.
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After the emergency is over, please tell us what you did and how it
turned out.
Mehma
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All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
Why? It contains a definitive record of application perfo
Check the compression of gzip make sure your getting the files compressed. May
slow down the backup process but if it's space you are worried about it will
help tremendously. And also, Bacula will always stay at full capacity no matter
if the job is pruned. Unless you MANUALLY delete the volume
I don't have time for the complete answer it sounds like you need, but I can
at least point you in the right direction. Roughly what you need to do is use
'list media' to find the oldest volume - ie, the one that was written to least
recently. You can then use the 'delete' command in bconsole
I have been asked to support a Linux environment running Bacula on an emergency
basis. Bacula version is 3.0.1. I only have access to bconsole - no guis. I am
also completely brand new to Bacula as of a couple of hours ago. I have no
physical access to this server.
Basically, I need to determin
