On Monday, February 9, 2026 7:29:07 AM CET Anders Gustafsson wrote: > Hi! > > Feel free to shoot this down in case there are better ways. > > We are currently backing up important data to USB media. The amount is > small, less than 4Gb and the storage is in another part of the building > which should provide at least some protection. It would be desireable to > replicate the backup data to another site though. We run a standard > full/diff/inc rotation > > I have been testing syncing, one way with RSync so that the backup files > are replicated to a storage in another part of the city. For that > purpose, I created a separate pool for the catalogue so that the media in > the full pool would not be touched every night and proceeding from there. > RSync is a bit on the slow side though, even on fiber. I have tested > restoring individual files from the replicated data, using bextract, but > the general idea is ti have bacula running (or startable) on the > replicated server for easy restores. > > Any comments, hints, tricks?
Hello Anders I would setup another storage daemon on the secondary site and create copy jobs that would copy all the jobs that don't have a copy yet, to a pool on that secondary site/storage. Make sure you also backup bacula database and bacula server. Regards -- Josip Deanovic _______________________________________________ Bacula-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-users
