> I also split my dir.conf file up into other include files, like this.
> Its easier for me to keep track of things this way.
>
> # Pool configuation
> @pools.conf
>
> # Storage configuration
> @storage.conf
>
> # Clients
> @clients.conf
>
> # Filesets
> @filesets.conf
>
> # Jobs
> @jobs.conf
>
> #
I also split my dir.conf file up into other include files, like this.
Its easier for me to keep track of things this way.
# Pool configuation
@pools.conf
# Storage configuration
@storage.conf
# Clients
@clients.conf
# Filesets
@filesets.conf
# Jobs
@jobs.conf
# Job Schedules
@schedules.conf
You can do stuff like this to, if it give you any ideas.
Schedule {
Name = "Daily_Backup"
Run = Level=Full Pool=Tape-daily tue-fri at 00:01
Run = Level=Full Pool=Tape-weekly mon at 00:01
}
Schedule {
Name = "Weekly_Backup"
Run = Level=Full Pool=Tape-weekly mon at 00:01
}
Lonny Seling
> If I understand this correctly, you need to set up daily, week, and
> monthly pools. each pool can have its own retention periods.
Why does it sound so obvious now :/ This is what I need to do you're right.
Because I don't have a changer at home and only two drives it would be nice to
only ha
If I understand this correctly, you need to set up daily, week, and
monthly pools. each pool can have its own retention periods.
Lonny Selinger wrote:
>> On Wednesday 28 March 2007 16:59, Lonny Selinger wrote:
>>
>>> Is there any way to specify job and file retention based on job or schedul
> On Wednesday 28 March 2007 16:59, Lonny Selinger wrote:
>> Is there any way to specify job and file retention based on job or schedule
>> rather than client? Just wondering what options in the hashes are viable in
>> other hashes if any. I've created daily, weekly, and monthly jobs and for
> eac
On Wednesday 28 March 2007 16:59, Lonny Selinger wrote:
> Is there any way to specify job and file retention based on job or schedule
> rather than client? Just wondering what options in the hashes are viable in
> other hashes if any. I've created daily, weekly, and monthly jobs and for
each
> I w
