Ha!

Another set of eyes is always useful.

Thanks for correcting my (false, this time) assumptions!

MK

On 21.12.2023 10:41, Bruno Friedmann (bruno-at-bareos) wrote:
You certainly will get more gain to spend a bit of time in the documentation, than trying to play with scripting :-)

Bareos has parameter to most (if not all) possible case https://docs.bareos.org/bareos-23/Configuration/Director.html#config-Dir_Job_RescheduleOnError

;-)

Alexander, if a tape is in error, the volume will be place in state error. if the tape simply can't write more data, this is similar to end of tape, so bareos will just switch to another tape.

If you fear that maybe the job will not finish, but take long time, you may be interested in the checkpoint feature, which will allow you to use a job in error for restores.
https://docs.bareos.org/bareos-23/Appendix/Checkpoints.html#checkpoints

Regards
Le jeudi 21 décembre 2023 à 10:14:06 UTC+1, Go Away a écrit :

    If the writing fails the backup job will end with either failed
    status or "with errors". I'm not sure but I'd expect the former.
    You can of course always re-run any job manually but I don't
    recall any mechanics like "if the job failed, re-try it
    immediately with another volume". You could try to script it
    though using your favourite scripting language.

    MK

    On Thu, 21 Dec 2023, 10:00 Alexander Horner,
    <thedevel...@gmail.com> wrote:

        Hi there, thanks for the response,

        In the case that a volume fails whilst adding it, is it
        possible to retry a backup with a new volume?

        On Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 9:24:38 PM UTC Spadajspadaj
        wrote:

            As far as I remember unless you explicitly specify volume
            size (which can be useful if you're using file-based
            volumes, bareos will write to the volume until it reaches
            the end. Then it will request another volume.

            Unless you hit an error - then I think the volume status
            will be set to error.

            On 20.12.2023 20:46, Alexander Horner wrote:
            Good evening,

            I am looking at Bareos as it seems to be the only option
            that explicitly mentions the use of LTO for incremental
            backups, so I can keep appending to existing tapes with
            each backup. Is this indeed how Bareos will work?

            I am using LTO-5 tapes which have some age and use to
            them, and will not necessarily reach the full 1.5TB raw
            capacity. Is Bareos capable of handling these tapes and
            filling them as much as possible before requesting an
            additional tape be added?

            Thanks
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