Hello Robert
You can create a file with list of volumes that you want to delete and use
some script something like this below:
Example of file /tmp/volumes.txt
volume01
volume02
volume03
#!/bin/bash
bconsole=$(which bconsole)
for volname in $(cat /tmp/volumes.txt); do
echo $volname;
echo "delete volume=${volname} pool=PoolName yes" | ${bconsole} ;
rm -f /path/to/storage/${volname};
done
Best regards
*Wanderlei Hüttel*
Em qui., 5 de ago. de 2021 às 16:38, Robert Earl <[email protected]>
escreveu:
> Hi folks,
> I have a large number of abandoned volumes with no data, no associated
> file, and haven't been written in years. I believe they are the obstacle to
> automatic labeling of new volumes; my Maximum Volumes for this pool is 120.
>
> Alarmingly, I just found a "Full" volume whose mtime is April 9, 2021 but
> Baculum's "Last Written" record is Feb. 28, 2019.
>
> I also have 10 old volumes that are outdated and I can purge/recycle.
>
> I am looking at batch-processing a large number of volumes, though, so
> this is unwieldy through the GUI, and I'm dense on the niceties of
> bconsole. What would be the procedure for a set of mass operations like
> this from a script/command line?
>
> Thanks
> Robert
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