Thanks Bill, see below...
> On 19. Apr 2023, at 22:05, Bill Arlofski wrote:
>
> I just checked and I see that my memory was working correctly this morning...
>
>>> I will ask my colleagues if they remember this issue in the Enterprise
>>> version and if it was address/modified/fixed.
>>>
>>>
I just checked and I see that my memory was working correctly this morning...
I will ask my colleagues if they remember this issue in the Enterprise version
and if it was address/modified/fixed.
Be right back. :)
OK waiting :)
There was a ticket/bug where a customer had reported this same
Hi Bill, see below
> On 19. Apr 2023, at 17:22, Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users
> wrote:
>
> On 4/19/23 03:52, Justin Case wrote:
>> For the sake of completeness: I have read in the document “Community Disk
>> Backup Design” in section 3.1 that it is possible what you are proposing and
>> how
On 4/19/23 03:52, Justin Case wrote:
For the sake of completeness: I have read in the document “Community Disk Backup Design” in section 3.1 that it is possible
what you are proposing and how to do it and implemented it, but it is not working the way one would expect (see my other mail
a few min
On 4/19/23 03:07, Justin Case wrote:
Thanks Mat,
that sounds plausible, but is it even possible to have two devices for the same
folder on disk, which have access to the same
volumes?
So far I believed that was impossible, but I am only a casual user of Bacula.
Hello Justin,
It is absolutely
In the meanwhile I also tried to create a separate storage in the director in
analogy to a restore storage device with AutoSelect=no. This also does not work
as the volumes I want to truncate are then not found to belong to this storage
device.
> On 19. Apr 2023, at 11:43, Justin Case wrote:
>
For the sake of completeness: I have read in the document “Community Disk
Backup Design” in section 3.1 that it is possible what you are proposing and
how to do it and implemented it, but it is not working the way one would expect
(see my other mail a few minutes ago).
> On 19. Apr 2023, at 11
Hi all
I declared a second device in the disk autochanger, but the same problem occurs
when trying to truncate volumes while a backup job is running.
I also have set MaximumConcurrentJobs to 5, so this shouldn’t be the problem.
It seems that the second device which I declared in the autochanger i
Thanks Mat,
that sounds plausible, but is it even possible to have two devices for the same
folder on disk, which have access to the same volumes?
So far I believed that was impossible, but I am only a casual user of Bacula.
> On 19. Apr 2023, at 08:00, Matlink wrote:
>
> Bacula works with disk
Bacula works with disk volumes similarly as it does with tape volumes.
Therefore, when truncating, it needs to mount the volume in a free drive to
write some metadata on it. If you have no available drive, bacula can't operate.
To solve this issue you probably need to declare a second drive like
Hello all,
while I have running backup jobs the storage is running out of space (disk file
changer volumes). As the pool (pool2) that is currently written has already
been truncated (manually some weeks ago), recycling of volumes does not create
free space.
I thus wanted to truncate volumes fr
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