[ Gaute Lund wrote: ]
> I have just started using flexbackup. I have defined a handful of sets that
> I which to back up on the same tape. I have $erase_tape_set_level_zero =
> 'false';
>
> When I do 'flexbackup -set all -level 0 -pkgdelta rpm', I am asked
>
> ---> Insert tape [n, incrementing] (enter y to continue)
>
> ...for each set.
>
> I don't know perl, but inspecting the relevant section of the code, I can't
> see any way to disable this prompt. Searching through the faq and the
> mailing list reveals no information about this issue.
>
> What am I missing here? Is this entirely by design?
Kind of. "-set all", >1 set, and level 0 all together are a special case
that trigger the tape change prompt. I used to use it in that fashion when
it was originally designed.
You're right that it should be turn-off-able but isn't. noted...
For now if you don't want to edit, you could either:
- Put the directories you want on one tape together into just one set
rather than multiple ones
- Chain the sets like this:
flexbackup -newtape ; \
flexbackup -set <set1> -norewind -noerase ; \
flexbackup -set <set2> -norewind -noerase ; \
flexbackup -set <setn> -noerase
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