Hi again, Arno!
Okay, I've been working through this, and changing my bacula-dir.conf
file.
I restarted my bacula daemons. Tuesday morning is the next backup, so
we'll see what changes! :-)
>Now you can easily setup the volumes you need - just label them, buy
>the tapes and barcode
Hi again, Arno!
>Oh... I don't feel like going over your configuration in detail now,
>sorry ;-)
>
>The basic setup is rather straight-forward, though:
>
>Define the pools you need (like one pool for full backups, one for
>incrementals).
>Determine how long you want to keep the data on the volum
Hi,
07.07.2007 05:56,, Barry L. Bond wrote::
> Hi Arno!
>
>> Three possible solutions to your problem:
>> 1. (The one I prefer) Don't use volume names representing the contents
>> of the volume; Bacula can handle the volume management just fine, so
>> there's usually no need for you to interfere,
Hi Arno!
>Three possible solutions to your problem:
>1. (The one I prefer) Don't use volume names representing the contents
>of the volume; Bacula can handle the volume management just fine, so
>there's usually no need for you to interfere, and so you don't need
>volume names telling about the con
Hi,
05.07.2007 00:13,, Barry L. Bond wrote::
> Greetings!
>
> I have a question, regarding how to get bacula to *not* recycle any
> volumes, but purge them when they pass a certain age.
Bacula does not delete file volumes by itself. (IIRC, there is a
feature request, though).
Three possib
Greetings!
I have a question, regarding how to get bacula to *not* recycle any
volumes, but purge them when they pass a certain age.
Though I am experimenting with how long to hold jobs and catalogs,
what I want is for bacula to write a filename on my USB external hard
drives (which are
