On Sunday 22 April 2007 19:17:52 Marc Schiffbauer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> one of my SD's stores backups to a disk.
> This "disk" is an FTP Storage mounted via fuse (curlftpfs).
>
> Making bacula mount the "disk" when opening the device works fine.
> (using Requires Mount / Mount Command)
> Doing backups and restores works fine too.
>
> But: Is there any way to make bacula unmount it again after
> finishing the backup?
>
> I thought "Unmount Command" would do the trick, but this seems to be
> a NOOP option because it is *never* used for disk backups AFAICT.
>
> Also "AutomaticMount" seems to have no effect at all. Does anybody know
> what this option is good for? It appears in examples, but is
> otherwise not documented anywhere.
>
> I ran the SD with "-f -d300" and could not find the SD trying to use the
> unmount command, neither after backup nor with a manual "unmount"
> from within bconsole.
>
> Any hints someone?
>
> this is my SD's device resource:
>
> Device {
> Name = FtpFileStorage
> Device Type = File
> Media Type = File
> Requires Mount = Yes
> Mount Point = /mnt/backup
> Mount Command = "/usr/bin/curlftpfs <user>:<password>@<host> %m"
> Unmount Command = "/usr/bin/fusermount -u %m"
> Archive Device = /mnt/backup
> LabelMedia = yes
> Random Access = Yes
> AutomaticMount = no # I also tried "yes" here...
> RemovableMedia = no # I also tried "yes" here...
> AlwaysOpen = no
> }
How about runAfter? Just have a script do it.
--
Christopher
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