Am 10.04.24 um 14:25 schrieb Rob Gerber:
I don't think it is correct, no.
I am not an expert, but last time I tried something like this I believe
the suggestion I was given was to use a runbefore script to run a find
command or similar to locate and build a file list, then give that list
to bacula as input for the job.
Perhaps for your runbefore use something like the following line.
mountpoint -q /mnt/backup/ && find '/mnt/backup/vmbackup/Backup xxx-y/'
-type f -name '*.vbk' > /opt/bacula/working/VM_xxx-y.list ||
mount /mnt/backup/ && find /mnt/backup/vmbackup/Backup xxx-y/ -type f
-name '*.vbk' > /opt/bacula/working/VM_xxx-y.list
If any part of this fails it SHOULD exit nonzero and the job will fail
(which is what you want). I recommend testing this before relying on it.
I've only written it in an email client. I assume using bash here.
I'm not certain how to include files from a list elsewhere, but I know
it can be done. I think you do @/opt/bacula/working/VM_xxx-y.list in
your fileset definition. Check the docs to be sure.
I can't believe that this could be that complicated to have to use a
script before the dump!
my goal:
include all files "*.vbk"
or exclude "*.vib" in a given directory
-
I look at
https://www.bacula.org/13.0.x-manuals/en/main/Configuring_Director.html
section "FileSet Examples" and will try to copy that
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