That's the approach I was considering; with the scenario you've
outlined, you mention both diff and incremental jobs.
Would this mean 1 Base + Monthly Full + Weekly Diff + Daily Incremental?
Thanks!
On Mon, 2012-03-19 at 10:19 -0400, Josh Fisher wrote:
Consider using virtual full backups
Hi all
I've a backup scenario I'm wanting to implement with bacula, but need
some advice about whether this is a correct, stable approach.
The scenario is this: our office want an off-site backup, preferably
using bacula as we're used to it. Due to the slow nature of our office's
ADSL link, we
: [Bacula-users] list files jobid and more detail
On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 09:15:48 +0100, Justin Finkelstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
J I'm just looking at a list of files for a job that recently finished
J executing, and list files jobid=xx is quite useful in that it shows me
a
J list of files
Hi
I'm just looking at a list of files for a job that recently finished
executing, and list files jobid=xx is quite useful in that it shows me a
list of files that were backed up.
Is it possible to see the same list, but with file sizes as well?
j.
Redwire Design Limited
Studio 12
37 Tanner
Hi guys
I've just starting to use Bacula for our backup. The schema I'm using is a
removable hard drive situation set up using the multiple disks, as described
in the Basic Volume Management chapter of the manual.
My question is this: I want to use three volumes - one per calendar month,
so that
