Hey Steve,
I had something similar happen to me here, bacula will respect your retention
policies, and your volume limit. So if you have 200 files and you have
configured a limit of 205, when the next job starts, it will recycle anything
it can, use any volume that is purged, then start creati
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 03:34:16AM -0700, sbooth wrote:
> I did the volume cleanup and had just around the number of volumes needed (or
> I thought). Then it started to work the way I expected in that it recycled
> volumes that jobs had expired (7 days). But then one day someone put a 32Gb
> o
> Thanks for the reply. I went throught and manually purge a lot of the jobs.
> What it seemed was happening was that it was auto creating a volume before it
> would recycle.
It will do that when you do not limit the number of volumes in your pool.
> I am going to try to figure out just how m
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 7:53 PM, sbooth wrote:
> I am confused about how to get backup jobs to be automatically removed and
> for disk files to be recycled and reused for backs. I created a schedule
> that runs diff tues-friday morning and two different retention base backups
> on Saturday mor
