You could configure your Bacula to use new volume for every job, this could
solve your problem.
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From: epiuse [mailto:bacula-fo...@backupcentral.com]
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Yeah it will, but when new full backup is taken, you again copy entire
operating system copy over network, even though you have already a few copy of
that operating systém on a target server. So, yeah it will low the traffic, but
not that much as a smarter solution could. :-) Every time you tak
This is not a solution at all, because Bacula every time you create new backup
will create new virtual tapes, and since rsync "deduplicate" only files, not
entire amount of data that is going to be transfared, this do not solve
anything for us. Acctually I am not even sure if we would use LVM on
Hi.
I am actually thinking about same thing at this time, and well... deduplicated
replication over network under linux seems to be a little bit complicated
task... But I have an idea that could solve this issue, however, I don't have
it implemented yet... but the idea is to use DRBD and lessfs
