Hello Kostis,
These additional tables were created during restore with using Bvfs.
They could be done by older Baculum version (>7.4). From version 7.4.0
Baculum removes current table when restore starts.
If these tables come from Baculum, you can remove them, of course.
Best regards.
Marcin
Hi,
I noticed today on a bacula installation (Debian Jessie,
5.2.6+dfsg-9.3) the following rogue tables (bXXX):
mysql> show tables;
+--+
| Tables_in_bacula |
+--+
| BaseFiles|
| CDImages |
| Client |
| Counters |
| Device
