In some environments, this is a synonym for "hot", so I interpret your question as whether Bacula has any particular specialized interface into any of these db engines that allows it to copy data in a consistent state.

The answer is "no".  What I think most of are doing is using the db copy or dump functionality or LVM (and similar technology) snapshots.

_KMP 

On Thursday, January 17, 2013, Sven Gehr wrote:

Hi@all,

is it possible to backu databases e.g. mysql, pgsql (on other hosts)
with bacula online?

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