Thanks Ana and good spot.
CATALOGRETENTION is the value I use for all catalog related stuff (job,
file and volume), maybe is redundant...
Updated calc:
RETENTION=2 FILERETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
VOLUMERETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
JOBRETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
CATALOGRETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+90))
Cheers
Ant
Il 30/01/2023 19:02, Ana Emília M. Arruda ha scritto:
Hello Antonino,
I'm not sure I've understood your question. What does you mean by
"CATALOGRETENTION"?
There are only three retention values in Bacula: File, Job and Volume.
I strongly recommend you to set JobRetention less than or equal to
VolumeRetention to avoid the volume to be pruned before the Job
Retention has expired.
Best,
Ana
On Sat, Jan 28, 2023 at 11:26 AM Antonino Balsamo
<a.bals...@officinapixel.com> wrote:
Hello,
I have a shell script generating my bacula configs.
Is there any enhancements, error or whatever in calculating the
retention period as per below?
(it is a no-recycle scenario)
#days to keep records in months, min 1 RETENTION=2
FILERETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
VOLUMERETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+40))
JOBRETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+90))
CATALOGRETENTION=$(($RETENTION*30+90))
thanks
Antonino
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