I am toying with creating a migration pool/job to an external USB drive.
So "obviously" one would create a Storage Device along the lines of:
Device {
Name = "full-archive-ext"
Media Type = file-extusb
Device Type = file
Archive Device = /dev/something
Requires Mount = yes
Mount Point = /mnt/somewhere
Mount Command = "/sbin/mount %a %m"
Unmount Command = "/sbin/umount %m"
[ ... ]
As it turns out, a straight `mount` won't work in my case because Bareos is
running as not-root inside a TrueNAS/FreeBSD jail, whose storage is a ZFS
dataset nullfs-mounted into the jail. So the best I can do is write a
script that tests to see if the mount is in place and writeable.
So: What exit codes are recognized from scripts/commands invoked via `Mount
Command` and `Unmount Comand`? If these scripts/commands return failure,
how will Bareos respond? Abort the job? Log a warning and attempt the job
anyway? Some documentation on this would be nice.
Thanks in advance,
Schwab
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