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Henning Holtschneider wrote:
> Rowdy wrote:
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>> I do similar to what Ger indicated (I have 2 hard drives alternating in
>> an external USB enclosure connected to a box running Bacula under
>> FreeBSD), but set the status to Used rather than Full.
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Rowdy wrote:
> I do similar to what Ger indicated (I have 2 hard drives alternating in
> an external USB enclosure connected to a box running Bacula under
> FreeBSD), but set the status to Used rather than Full.
That sounds good. The volume status update can be automated as a Run
Before Job scri
Hi Ryan,
> Ryan Novosielski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Rowdy wrote:
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> > An automated solution for you might be to write a cron job to run an
> SQL
> > update command to set the media status to Used at the end of each
> week's
> > cycle, and maybe even fire off a reminder email to whoever
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Rowdy wrote:
> An automated solution for you might be to write a cron job to run an SQL
> update command to set the media status to Used at the end of each week's
> cycle, and maybe even fire off a reminder email to whoever is supposed
> to swap USB d
Not directly related to your question, but if you want to forego the
mucking around with mounting and unmounting, consider using autofs. I
use the following configuration under Amanda (and have tested Bacula
under the same) at a client who uses 4 USB hdd's:
/etc/auto.master:
/vol/etc/auto.vol
Greg Vickers wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> A client of mine would like to backup their single Debian server and
> they have purchased two external 100Gb USB2 HDDs for this purpose.
> I'm looking at using Bacula to do this, but can't work out a graceful
> way of configuring Bacula to do this. (Bacula versio
Hi Greg,
I mount all external HDD's at /mnt/HDD and use the console to mark the offsite
volume as "Full".
Perhaps not idiot-proof, but it is simple & effective.
Ger.
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