Hi list,
I've a machine containig 2 different devices which I'ld like to use for
backup. An RDX drive for full backups and an LTO drive for the differntials.
So I defined:
Jobs : full_Job and diff_Job
FileSets : only one for both jobs togehter called data_FileSet
Schedules : data_full_Schedule
Am 03.02.2011 12:04, schrieb Ronny Seffner:
Hi list,
I've a machine containig 2 different devices which I'ld like to use for
backup. An RDX drive for full backups and an LTO drive for the differntials.
So I defined:
Jobs : full_Job and diff_Job
FileSets : only one for both jobs togehter
To add some more; I saw parameters like Full Backup Pool and Differntial
Backup Pool for Job definition and also Run = Full ... or Run =
Differential ... for scheduling.
But how to difference the Storage-Device and RunBefore/AfterJob parameters
in such an
On 2/3/2011 6:56 AM, Ronny Seffner wrote:
To add some more; I saw parameters like Full Backup Pool and Differntial
Backup Pool for Job definition and also Run = Full ... or Run =
Differential ... for scheduling.
Yes:
Full Backup Pool = FullFile
Differential Backup Pool =
Just use the (Full|Differential|Incremental) Backup Pool options in a
*single* job definition to tell Bacula to put each level into a
different pool, then set the storage to use in the pool definitions.
I found the same thing the same time. I've postet new matching quesitions
the samt time you
On 2/3/2011 6:56 AM, Ronny Seffner wrote:
To add some more; I saw parameters like Full Backup Pool and Differntial
Backup Pool for Job definition and also Run = Full ... or Run =
Differential ... for scheduling.
But how to difference the Storage-Device and RunBefore/AfterJob parameters
in
On 2/3/2011 7:09 AM, Ronny Seffner wrote:
Just use the (Full|Differential|Incremental) Backup Pool options in a
*single* job definition to tell Bacula to put each level into a
different pool, then set the storage to use in the pool definitions.
I found the same thing the same time. I've
Yes, please read the documentation on scripts. :)
I'll do so. Please provide an link because I can't find anything at
bacula.org or /usr/share/doc describing variables like %c or %l (I guess %c
= client name, %l = backup level).
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With kind regards
Ronny Seffner
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On 02/03/11 06:56, Ronny Seffner wrote:
To add some more; I saw parameters like Full Backup Pool and Differntial
Backup Pool for Job definition and also Run = Full ... or Run =
Differential ... for scheduling.
Don't use Pool overrides in the Schedule. They are deprecated because
they cannot
On Thu, February 3, 2011 7:40 am, Ronny Seffner wrote:
Yes, please read the documentation on scripts. :)
I'll do so. Please provide an link because I can't find anything at
bacula.org or /usr/share/doc describing variables like %c or %l (I guess
%c
= client name, %l = backup level).
Rather
On Thu, 03 Feb 2011 07:52:10 -0500, Phil Stracchino said:
Don't use Pool overrides in the Schedule. They are deprecated because
they cannot be made to work properly in all cases.
That's true, but I hope the functionality is never removed. It is still
needed to make Full backups use
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