Hi Kern,
(quoting may be a bit confused; sorry)
>> It seems to me that with a bit of tweaking, not only could Bacula be
made to
>> know what is and what is not online, but it could also automatically
mount
>> the Volume if needed. All I need to do is steal (well, adapt is a
better
>> word) a bit of the DVD code.
That would be very useful to me too, trying to use an Iomega Rev as per
earlier messages to this list.
>> In the mean time, dealing with these things won't be so simple for
you. What
>> you need to do is write two little scripts that you run: 1. a script
that you
>> run just before you remove a device, and 2. a script that you run
when you
>> insert the device.
These scripts sound rather involved! Has anyone written anything similar?
Thanks again Kern and the other developers / list support crew for an
excellent job!
--
Regards
Richard (MQ)
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