Hello Andrea,
It seems you have only two jobs ("DBackupData" and "DBackupCatalog")
with a "MonthlyWeeklyDaily"
schedule. The job DBackupCatalog is configured to use the "Full" Pool for
your full backups. So I suppose this "Full" Pool is your disk pool for your
full backups and that you use the
Hello.
I'm loosing myself in what I think should be a pretty easy thing,
probabily a FAQ, but I could not find a clear answer...
My situation is as follows:
_ I do monthly full and daily diff/incr backup to a NAS (this is fast
and easy);
_ I also do weekly full backups to tapes (slow,
Hello Andrea,
Do you have 2 different jobs to accomplish this? I do not understand what
do you mean when you say "The Fileset is the same for both jobs". If you
use different jobs, one for doing the disk backups (monthly full and daily
diff/incr) and another one for the tape backups (weekly
On 01/22/16 11:01, Ana Emília M. Arruda wrote:
> Hello Andrea,
Hello and thanks for your answer.
> Do you have 2 different jobs to accomplish this? I do not understand
> what do you mean when you say "The Fileset is the same for both jobs".
Yes.
See the extract of my bacula-dir.conf:
> Job
Hello Andrea:
> My situation is as follows:
> _ I do monthly full and daily diff/incr backup to a NAS (this is fast
> and easy);
> _ I also do weekly full backups to tapes (slow, unconfortable, but safer).
Tape libraries are great and have huge throughput. Perhaps you are not feeding
it with
Hi,
you could use copy jobs (copying backups to tape), bacula will only ask
for tapes if there is no local backup.
greetings
Am 22.01.2016 um 11:01 schrieb Ana Emília M. Arruda:
> Hello Andrea,
>
> Do you have 2 different jobs to accomplish this? I do not understand
> what do you mean when you
On 01/22/16 11:30, Heitor Faria wrote:
> Tape libraries are great and have huge throughput.
And cost too much, unfortunately.
The customer won't be able to afford one and I agree it would be overkill.
Until a few months ago their full backup took only a single tape; now it
spans two, but a
