Bruno Friedmann <friedmann.bruno <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> I've a doubt and don't find what's wrong inside my definition
>
> In jobs I've those instruction
>
> # Create a lvm dump of configuration
> RunScript {
> RunsWhen = Before
> RunsOnClient = Yes
> FailJobOnError = No
> Command = "/sbin/lvmdump -m"
> }
>
> # Remove the configuration dump
> RunScript {
> RunsWhen = After
> RunsOnClient = Yes
> FailJobOnError = No
> Command = "/usr/bin/rm -f /root/lvmdump-*.tgz"
> }
>
>
> But unfortunately, the *.tgz are still there after.
>
> Can a fresh pair of eyes point me what's I've done wrong ?
You fell into the known pitfall that every external program run
by Bacula and Bareos is done using execvp() so your shell expansion
will never happen as execvp() willo just execute the rm command
with as arguments -f /root/lvmdump-*.tgz
So you have two options:
- wrap things in a shell script and run that.
- Use the following construct: sh -c '/usr/bin/rm -f /root/lvmdump-*.tgz'
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