Hi:
Here's one possibility:
Pool {
Name = Full
...
Volume Use Duration = 23 hours
Volume Retention = 89 days
}
Pool {
Name = Differential
...
Volume Use Duration = 23 hours
Volume Retention = 89 days
}
Pool {
Name = Incremental
...
Volume Use Duration = 23 hours
Hi:
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Terry L. Inzauro
tinza...@ha-solutions.net wrote:
Does bconsole support sorting of output? For instance, can bconsole sort
the output of list volumes pool=FullPool by size
or date?
I don't think this is possible but you could some bash script to sort:
Hi people:
I'm trying to find the best combination of Full, Differential and
Incremental backups to save disk space, I'd like someone can help me
with some ideas:
Our policy says that we must keep user data of last 3 months, so
according to that I planned to do something like this:
Client {
Hi people:
I'm a little confused about how bacula deals with Pools and Volumes.
I'm using Automatic labeling with a Pool that uses a unique Volume (as
file disk) that is continuosly increasing its size. I have a unique
volume named Vol-0001 with a size of 900 GB and status Append.
If I pretend
Bacula's retention times for volumes are based on the date the volume was
last written. So, every time Bacula writes a backup job to a volume, your
15-day retention clock starts over from zero. As long as your volume's
status is Append, bacula will keep writing to it.
That's the kind of
Hi:
If you did not set any condition to limit the disk volume size or
usage the volume will grow till it exhausts your storage then the
volume retention period of 15 days kicks in.
That's exactly what is going to happen soon If I don't solve this now.
See the first part of the following
Hi people:
I'd like to get some suggestions from you about the best way to deal
with my backups managed with Bacula:
I'm running Bacula 3.0.2 with a unique Volume as a file disk, all
backups are stored under some directory in a huge file (now is about
400 GB of size). I have this configuration
Hi people:
I'm running Bacula 3.0.2 and I have a Restore Job like this:
Job {
Name = RestoreFiles
Type = Restore
Client = srv-bacula
FileSet = srv-bacula
Storage = FileDrive
Where = /var/data/samba/backups
Messages = Standard
Pool = Default
Run After Job =
Thanks anyway to everybody. I just found the not using the 'select' option
at the restore command did the trick. However it would be nice that this
'select' option be more documented that just use the tree selection
method.
Bye :)
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Jose Perez jvoorhe...@gmail.com
Hi people:
Is it possible to send an email to some user containing the list of all
files saved on a backup? The Messages resource only mentions notsaved files.
Could someone point me to a possible solution for this?
Thanks
Hi all:
I'm running Bacula 3.0.2 with a policy of 1 Full Backup per month and the
rest of days Incremental backups. I'm pretending to offer some kind of
archive acces to my end users like this:
1. Trough Samba publish the contents of user backups
2. Create a directory named with the current date
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