Weird thing is, after the long pruning, I decided to change the volume
status to recycle. Done that, the backup worked fine. After that I changed
the status of all volumes to recycle. But last night, the scheduled backup
didn't run because of pruning vol-F1. I thought when the volume is recycled
it
All of the volumes were full at the time, and have past the retention
period. Bacula prunes the oldest volume, and stuck at it.
Sorry if this question is trivial, but I don't really understand purging.
If I were to purge a volume manually, I will definitely lose all of the
backups in the volume. A
Not that I noticed. Purging will remove the jobs associated with the volume
off the catalog right?
On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 6:34 PM, Uwe Schuerkamp
wrote:
> Are you seeing any high loads on the server while pruning job is
> running? It looks like the pruning job is stuck in some sort of
> loop. Gi
Well I've actually update the status of all the volumes to Recycle. Before
I did that the status of all volumes were Full.
*list media
Pool: Default
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Hello all,
It looks like Bacula wiki is not available since few days ...
http://wiki.bacula.org
Does somebody knows who is managing the server ?
Regards
Davide
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