>
> I've made a test with the new label, it worked fine. But the volume name
> hasn't a "speaking" name, it's just Day-0016, Day-0017..
you cold still label it yourself and name it what you like ("label"
command).
- Thomas
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>> if you purge a tape , the tape label is still in the database. you would
>> need to delete it.
I didn't get that.. I'm ok now.
>> i've never used your method to write "woef" with a pre-script. IMHO
>> bacula is not designed to work this way (what doesn't mean that you could
>> not do it th
>>> be sure to set Retention times on the pool (e.g. for your schedule
>>> maybe
> 18 days) and and a use duration (maybe 1 day as you change it on a daily
> basis).
>
> I know that my Retention times is wrong right now, but I'm just doing
> some test so I purge volumes manually. But Thanks for t
>> do you write the new tape labels on the tape every time you put the new
one in it?
Actually I don't. I just founded cleaner this labelling cleaner...
>> or how do you read the tape label "manually"?
I don't know, is it possible ? :)
>> you could use "Day-" as label Format. Bacula will the
Am Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:28:21 -0800 schrieb gnowar:
> Because I change tape everyday during 20 days.
>
> It easyer to know wich tape I need if the volume name include the date
> and time isn't it ?
do you write the new tape labels on the tape every time you put the new
one in it? or how do you r
Because I change tape everyday during 20 days.
It easyer to know wich tape I need if the volume name include the date and
time isn't it ?
Define the label format like I did does impact the recycle fonction of
bacula ?
What should be set in the label format ?
Thomas Mueller-13 wrote:
>
> Am T
Am Tue, 02 Mar 2010 02:45:58 -0800 schrieb gnowar:
> Hello,
>
> I've some problems with automatic labeling. Here is my conf :
> Here is my BeforeJob script :
>
> #!/bin/sh
> mt -f /dev/st0 rewind
> mt -f /dev/st0 weof
> /opt/bacula/sbin/bconsole -c /opt/bacula/sysconf/bconsole.conf
> < END_OF_
