As far as I remember unless you explicitly specify volume size (which
can be useful if you're using file-based volumes, bareos will write to
the volume until it reaches the end. Then it will request another volume.
Unless you hit an error - then I think the volume status will be set to
error.
On 20.12.2023 20:46, Alexander Horner wrote:
Good evening,
I am looking at Bareos as it seems to be the only option that
explicitly mentions the use of LTO for incremental backups, so I can
keep appending to existing tapes with each backup. Is this indeed how
Bareos will work?
I am using LTO-5 tapes which have some age and use to them, and will
not necessarily reach the full 1.5TB raw capacity. Is Bareos capable
of handling these tapes and filling them as much as possible before
requesting an additional tape be added?
Thanks
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