Thanks! I will give it a shot. I had seen an old mailing list post for 2.x.x so
it may have just been an old bug. I was a bit wary about relying on it for a
disaster recovery backup.
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Op 5/03/2012 22:36, DMS schreef:
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I read that you can tell it how long to keep that volume open for, but from
what I saw, the volume needs to be available on the next use before it figures
out that it needs to create a new one.
As Martin said, use Volume Use Duration. Just set it to a value
> On Mon, 05 Mar 2012 13:36:33 -0800, DMS said:
>
> I currently do a full backup on Fridays and then another full backup on
> Saturdays to a set of disks that go offsite and are rotated every few weeks.
>
> After I put in the new drives with the same mount point and what not, Bacula
> hangs
You need only one Full backup.
I should create a copy job to create off site media. The off site media
(copy create by job copy) will be needed only when the primary copy is not
available.
Kleber
2012/3/5 DMS
> I currently do a full backup on Fridays and then another full backup on
> Saturdays
I currently do a full backup on Fridays and then another full backup on
Saturdays to a set of disks that go offsite and are rotated every few weeks.
After I put in the new drives with the same mount point and what not, Bacula
hangs on the jobs saying that the previous volume is not available, wh
