Hi all,
I'm using bacula with files backup. When I create a pool,
and add a volume, the file is correctly created.
Can I backup this
volume's file, and remount it on pool later ??
I don't find how..
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> I'm using bacula with files backup. When I create a pool, and add a volume,
> the file is correctly created.
>
> Can I backup this volume's file, and remount it on pool later ??
>
>
>
> I don't find how..
>
You need to recycle it to reuse it.
John
thanks,
but, I dont want to loose datas in the volume. can we unmount the volume, to
remount later and restore datas on lt ?
Nicolas
http://www.shivaserv.fr
Le 26 mars 2012 à 14:09, John Drescher a écrit :
>> I'm using bacula with files backup. When I create a pool, and add a volume,
>> the f
> but, I dont want to loose datas in the volume. can we unmount the volume, to
> remount later and restore datas on lt ?
>
Sorry I did not understand what you were asking.
Yes you can do that. You probably want to do do this automatically
with directives like "Use volume once" or "maximum volume
I just want to know, if the volume file created by bacula, is saved
on another filler (manually), if I can reconnect it to bacula to restore
datas on it.
I'll try vchanger.
Thanks :)
On Mon, 26 Mar 2012
08:22:54 -0400, John Drescher wrote:
>> but, I dont want to loose
datas in the volum
> I just want to know, if the volume file created by bacula, is saved on
> another filler (manually), if I can reconnect it to bacula to restore datas
> on it.
>
Yes. You can copy bacula volume files to remote locations and even
restore them to independent bacula directors / databases provided you
