> > A quick note before I go to bed: bacula 15.x provides a new feature: >> volume encryption. This volume encryption does what it sounds like it does >> - encrypts volumes. This is different from the fd encryption introduced in >> older versions of bacula, where the fd controls whether data is encrypted. >> (Bacula 15.x continues to support fd encryption, of course). The new volume >> encryption is controlled by the sd. > > >> Check your sd 'drive' devices. Do any of them have encryption enabled? >> See my sample device in my prior email for an example of that directive. > > >> It is not mandatory to use volume encryption. You should understand how >> the key files are stored, and separately back them up. Without the key >> files, you will be unable to restore your data. Bacula generates a new key >> for each volume labeled. I am not aware of any master key provision in the >> volume encryption scheme (maybe someone can correct me here, if I am >> mistaken). > > >> Re: amazon driver: I am curious as to whether it would work correctly if >> the problem volume was set to 'used' or something, or another volume was >> otherwise provided. Would the amazon driver configuration you installed >> then function correctly, proving that it is functional? > > >> Robert Gerber > > 402-237-8692 > > [email protected] > >
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