This is by design to ensure that Bacula
never destroys good data. On the other hand, if you run Bacula in
the manner it was designed to run, it will reuse old volumes.
In newer versions of Bacula, it is possible to tell Bacula to
truncate volumes when
Hello,
Bacula doesn't remove volume files. You mention you expect that Bacula
will remove volume files when retention period has expired. The
retention period is an option that is part of a big subject called
Volume Recycling.
Recycling by desing means re-using something again as a something
I have an issue with bacula version 5.2.6 on Debian.
bacula does not delete the physical files from disk after the retention period
has expired. I have different paths ( disks) for different bacula jobs. let's
say the backup location for client X is under drive 1 and the backup location
for
