On 5/4/22 08:39, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Thanks for that Bill. Now I understand why there is the option to specify the pools in the schedules something I always
thought unnecessary.
I'm still puzzled why the pool clause is required in the job when the full etc
is given. Is it just a parser qui
Thanks for that Bill. Now I understand why there is the option to specify
the pools in the schedules something I always thought unnecessary.
I'm still puzzled why the pool clause is required in the job when the full
etc is given. Is it just a parser quirk?
Regards
Chris Wilkinson
On Wed, 4 May
On 5/3/22 15:46, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
I wonder if someone with more extensive knowledge of Bacula could clarify the
usage of 'pool=' and the optional
'full|differential|incremental backup pool=' directives in the job resource.
The former is required I think whether or not
the latter is given.
I wonder if someone with more extensive knowledge of Bacula could clarify
the usage of 'pool=' and the optional 'full|differential|incremental backup
pool=' directives in the job resource. The former is required I think
whether or not the latter is given.
Since the latter will override the former,
