>> I found out I accidentally deleted volumes with a full backup. Or >> the files are not in the database anymore.
> the difference is significant, but it sounds like the latter is your > problem. I actually deleted some of the volumes to save space (the first few volumes; from vol1 to vol10 for example; but at that moment I had more than 40 volumes). I have no idea however if all full backups where on these volumes. I added my configuration as an attachment. Maybe this will give some more insight in the problem. Let's pretend that I actually did delete all volumes who had full backups. Can I still get the files which are saved in the incremental or decremental backups? > what is the exact message you're getting? I would expect Bacula to > ask you if you want a full restore instead. At this moment I can't look it up as this machines is not online. I will be able to use it again next thursday or friday. I browsed the net and I am pretty sure it was this: "No Full backup before 2003-10-25 22:36:42 found." Instead of the date above, it was the time and date of that moment itself. I also found this: https://cc.epsem.upc.edu/documentacio/how-to/restoring-when-things-go-wrong I will read it and see wait what you have to say before I take any action. Thank you very much for your time and helping me out!
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