Jurgen Goedbloed <[email protected]> writes:

> We're using bareos-19.2 and are backing up servers to one storage
> device.  We have set up a maximum of 4 concurrent running backup jobs
> and this works fine.
>
> Sometimes we need to urgently restore something while 4 backup jobs
> are running and other backup jobs have been queued.
>
> In our current setup, when I schedule a restore job, it waits until
> all 4 running jobs are finished, then execute the restore job and then
> continues with the other queued backup jobs.

> There is no storage defiined in any pool config (there was, but I
> removed it from the pool definition and reloaded bareos director)
>
> In the log of the restore job I still see that the 'store1' device is
> used, which explains why it will wait, but why does the restore job
> not use the 'restore' device as I have set in the job definition?
>
> Is it possible to create a restore job that will be executed
> immediately?

I have not been able to do this either.  Bareos will strongly prefer to
use the same storage the volume was mounted as last, or something like
that.

When running restores, I run them with storage=RestoreRobot1 or
storage=RestoreDisk.  The really annoying thing is that a restore job
which requires both tape and disk will abort after reading from tape,
since storage=RestoreRobot1 will override what storage to use for the
differential and incremental part of the restore as well (and a disk
file can not be mounted on the tape robot).  So I have to run the
restore in two jobs, once of the tape with storage=RestoreRobot1, and
once with the other jobs (using restore type 3, comma separated jobids)
and storage=RestoreDisk.

Please let me know if it is possible to fix this.

--
Kjetil T. Homme
Redpill Linpro AS

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