Kern Sibbald a écrit :

>On Monday 28 November 2005 09:33, Ludovic Strappazon wrote:
>  
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I've just tried the "Scratch Pool" feature. I'm very happy to have it in
>>Bacula.
>>However, I think there is two problems, unless I'm missing something :
>>
>>- Bacula takes a Scratch Pool volume when it can't find any appendable
>>volume, but it should (in my opinion) look before if there's any
>>recyclable volume. I think it should use Scratch Pool only when a pool
>>can't cycle on its volumes.
>>    
>>
>
>I didn't really think too much about when Bacula should use a Scratch Volume, 
>so I could imagine some change in the code.  However, I don't quite 
>understand what you are saying above -- your sentences seem to contradict 
>themselves.
>
:-)

>  Could you say it a different way?  Sorry ...
>
>  
>
I'm trying with an example...

I have a pool with two full tapes :

VolumeName    VolStatus   VolRetention   Recycle   LastWritten
Tape_1               Full            1 week            1            
5/11/2005
Tape_2               Full            1 week            1            
23/11/2005

And a Scratch Pool with Tape_3.
 
If I run a job, this is what happen :

VolumeName    VolStatus   VolRetention   Recycle   LastWritten
Tape_1               Full            1 week            1            
5/11/2005
Tape_2               Full            1 week            1            
23/11/2005
Tape_3               Append       1 year             1            
23/11/2005

I was expecting :

VolumeName    VolStatus   VolRetention   Recycle   LastWritten
Tape_1               Recycle      1 week            1             5/11/2005
Tape_2               Full            1 week            1            
23/11/2005


Ludovic.

>>- The retention of the volume added from the Scratch Pool should be the
>>retention of its new pool instead of one year.
>>    
>>
>
>Yes, this is a good idea.  The Volume should take on the retention period of 
>the new pool.  Noted ...
>
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