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[Bacula-users] Time definition challenge

2011-05-19 13:18:47
Subject: [Bacula-users] Time definition challenge
From: Ignacio Geli <igeli AT itecnis DOT com>
To: bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net
Date: Thu, 19 May 2011 13:49:12 -0300
Hi.

My problem is: I have 2 pools let's say A and B.

One week I need to write jobs from monday to friday in pool A
The next week I need to write jobs from monday to friday in pool B
The next week I need to write jobs from monday to friday in pool A

And so on...

So the question is. How cay i set the schedule to do backup from monday 
to friday of odd weeks in one pool and from monday to friday of even 
weeks to another pool.
I hope im beeing clear.

And I also need to do full backups one saturday in pool A and the next 
in pool B.
Maybe i will use
pool = A  w01 w03 w05 w07.... w53
pool = B  w02 w04 w06 w08.... w52

It does not matters if every 7 years on avarage when week 53 ends the 
yaer and the next starts in week 1 I have to use the A tape 2 weeks followed

But it will be great to be able to define the schedule in something like 
this

Schedule {
   Name = "Test"
   Run = Level=Full Pool=A sat every 14 days  starting 5/21/11
   Run = Level=Full Pool=B sat every 14 days  starting 5/28/11
}


tks in advance for your help and time

Ignacio Geli



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