On Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:05:19 -0500, ReynierPM said:
Hi every:
I need to free some space in the HDD where I make backups. So I want to
delete some oldest volumes. I run this:
*status
Status available for:
1: Director
2: Storage
3: Client
4: All
Select daemon
Martin Simmons wrote:
The Terminated Jobs listing above is not useful for this.
Use the list jobs command to see what is still in the catalog and the
prune or purge commands to remove jobs.
After doing that, if you want to delete the volumes from disk, then use the
delete command to
Hi every:
I'm trying to prune oldest volumes using bwx-console from the Windows 7
PC at my work. When I execute the command prune volume a windows is
showed asking me for Pool. I pick the Pool and then another windows
appear but this time asking for Media Id or Volume Name. If I write
the
On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:27:13 -0500, ReynierPM said:
Martin Simmons wrote:
The Terminated Jobs listing above is not useful for this.
Use the list jobs command to see what is still in the catalog and the
prune or purge commands to remove jobs.
After doing that, if you want to
Hi,
I just added a new machine to my backup set and tried to run a full
backup. The machine is basically configured like any other, in terms of
what Bacula has to say, but the compression ratio was _much_ too good
to be true (~250MB instead of 3 GB, most of it being images). Bacula
claimed that
Toni Mueller wrote:
Hi,
I just added a new machine to my backup set and tried to run a full
backup. The machine is basically configured like any other, in terms of
what Bacula has to say, but the compression ratio was _much_ too good
to be true (~250MB instead of 3 GB, most of it being
Forget to say that if your image are uncompressed tif for example they can be
compressed 10/12 times.
So 3GB could become something aroud 300MB ...
Toni Mueller wrote:
Hi,
I just added a new machine to my backup set and tried to run a full
backup. The machine is basically configured like
