> Are these jobs concurrent? I'm guessing no.
>
For the most part no because this is not really a requirement in my case.
> I'm seeing more and more requirements for duplicate/identical
> backups. That is, identical from a legal standpoint.
>
These files are different than most people would have
On 21 Nov 2007 at 23:15, John Drescher wrote:
> > > ArchiveData-LTO2 - Archived Medical Images Set # 1
> > > ArchiveData2-LTO2 - Archived Medical Images Set # 2
> >
> > How do you manage to get two copies of your backups?
> >
> I do full backups of the same folder (usually containing hundreds of
>
> > ArchiveData-LTO2 - Archived Medical Images Set # 1
> > ArchiveData2-LTO2 - Archived Medical Images Set # 2
>
> How do you manage to get two copies of your backups?
>
I do full backups of the same folder (usually containing hundreds of
GB of data) on each of the above pools with a different job
On 21 Nov 2007 at 22:45, John Drescher wrote:
> I think this is all a matter of preference. I have at minimum 10
> pools. Mainly because I have different kinds of media and different
> things I want to backup seperately and I also keep at least 2 full
> copies of all important stuff with the copie
> I have been using bacula for more than two months now and quite happy with it.
> However, there are some points still unclear to me. As an example, I run a
> backup job which does both full and differential saves and am undecided to
> use either a single pool or one pool for each level. Can someo
