Hi Ismail,

Am 2/2/10 9:50 AM, schrieb Ismail OZATAY:
> I want to use Maximum Volume Bytes option to create separate volumes but
> although I use this option it is still growing in an only one volume.
> What is wrong with my config ? Here is the latest state of the volume.
[..]
> Here is my pool configuration.
>
> Pool {
>    Name = Yillik
>    Pool Type = Backup
>    Recycle = yes
>    AutoPrune = yes
>    Volume Retention = 365 days
>    Label Format = mail365-
>    Maximum Volume Bytes = 5120000000
> }

This is exactly what I've got here, and it's working on Ubuntu Server 
with Bacula 2.4.4 (Debian Backport):

# Default pool definition
Pool {
   Name = Default
   Pool Type = Backup
   Recycle = yes                       # Bacula can automatically 
recycle Volumes
   AutoPrune = yes                     # Prune expired volumes
   Volume Retention = 3 days         # one year
   MaximumVolumeBytes = 5000000000               # 5GB Max per Volume
   LabelFormat = "USB-AutoVol"
}

Did you enable LabelMedia at the storage daemon?

Device {
   Name = USB-Backup
   Media Type = File
   Archive Device = /mnt/backup
   LabelMedia = yes;                   # lets Bacula label unlabeled media
   Random Access = Yes;
   AutomaticMount = yes;               # when device opened, read it
   RemovableMedia = no;
   AlwaysOpen = no;
   #deprecated: Maximum Volume Size = 2000000000
}

Cheerz,
  - Dan

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