This is the configuration I ended up with. I'm still not sure if it will 
work properly, as I have not pushed the client's backups to it yet, but 
in theory it should.

Pool {
  Name = ClientNamePool
  Pool Type = Backup
  Recycle = yes                       # Bacula can automatically recycle 
Volumes
  Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
  AutoPrune = yes                     # Prune expired volumes
  LabelFormat = "ClientNameVol"       # Automatic labeling - volumes 
begin with "ClientNameVol"
  Maximum Volume Bytes = 5368709120   # Limit volume size to 5GB
  Maximum Volumes = 6                  # Limit # of volumes to 6. This 
gives client 30GB of backup space.
}

Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
> Lee Huffman wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to determine if there's a way to define space quotas on a 
>> per host basis in Bacula. I figured there might be a way to do it by 
>> limiting the size of volumes, number of volumes within a pool, and 
>> assigning each host it's own pool. I read in an old thread that this 
>> goes against the design principles of Bacula, but I could not find 
>> anything definitive.
>>
>
> Hi Lee:
> I'm interesting in this featuring too. Have you something concrete 
> about this topic? Maybe will be good if you open a new "Features 
> request" and see wath Kern have to say. If any have C or C++ 
> experience then we will help to program this feature, don't you think?
> Cheers and waiting for your comments
-- 
Lee Huffman | lee AT shiftedlabs DOT com
President - Shifted Labs, Inc.
P: 206-569-4316
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