Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 12/27/2005 8:20 PM, Pavel Duda wrote:
Hi,
I have small problem when backuping my laptop with bacula. I have
configured bacula to backup my data each hour (to be more specific I
set it to backup on each 10th and 40th minute) and it works. But when
I'm not connected into network then jobs are queued and after that if
laptop is connected to network bacula starts all "expired" jobs. It is
not big problem because I'm using incremental backup, but I don't know
how to prevent such situtation. Only options I've found is FD connect
timeout - but this should be 30 minutes by default (acording to
manual) and if I understand it correctly it makes bacula to cancel job
if FD is not available. Am I missing something here ? Is there some
other option to cancel jobs if FD is not available ?
See the directives Max Start Delay and Max Wait Time in the Job section
in the manual. Also, you could use a Run Before Job script that tries to
ping the client, and exits with an error code if the client isn't
available. This will fail the job immediately.
Thanks,
Max Wait Time works for me.
I have also forgotten about Run Before Job :-/ - simple WYSIWYG solution
(What You've Scripted Is What You Get :-)) .
Pavel
Arno
server - freebsd 5.4 / bacula 1.38.2
client - windowsxp sp1 / bacula 1.36.3
Thanks for help
Pavel
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