On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 8:28 AM, Gilberto Nunes
<gilberto.nunes32 AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I am a bit confused here.
>
> I'm trying create a rotine to use 2 different files... I want backup samba
> share folder, placed on /home/samba/shares.
> I try create two Pools, like Samba-Full and Samba-Incremental and create a
> schedule to run Full Backup at all first Saturday of each month, and at
> midnight, run a Incremental backup everyday at 22hs00.
>
> But, (and here where I feel myself lost) when Incremental backup is near to
> run, it create first a Full Backup, complain that no Full backup was
> previously created...
>
> Why this happen?? Is it normal behavior??
>
> Bellow heres the config...
>
> Thanks...
>
> Pool {
>   Name = Samba-Full
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Maximum Volume Jobs = 1
>   Volume Retention = 30 days
>   Recycle = yes
>   AutoPrune = yes
>   LabelFormat = FullMensal
> }
> Pool {
>   Name = Samba-Incremental
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Maximum Volume Jobs = 1
>   Volume Retention = 365 days
>   Recycle = yes
>   AutoPrune = yes
>   LabelFormat = Incremental
> }
> Schedule {
>   Name = Samba-Incremental
>   Run = Level=Incremental Pool=Samba-Incremental at 22:00
> }
> Schedule {
>   Name = Samba-Full
>   Run = Level=Full Pool=Samba-Full 1st sat at 00:00
> }
> Job {
>   Name = Samba-Full
>   Type = Backup
>   Level = Full
>   Client = server-fd
>   FileSet = DADOS
>   Schedule = Samba-Full
>   Storage = File
>   Pool = Samba-Full
>   Messages = Standard
> }
> Job {
>   Name = Samba-Inc
>   Type = Backup
>   Level = Incremental
>   Client = server-fd
>   FileSet = DADOS
>   Schedule = Samba-Incremental
>   Storage = File
>   Pool = Samba-Incremental
>   Messages = Standard
> }
>

You must use a single job for your Full and Incremental otherwise the
behavior you have witnessed will happen. Use the Schedule resource to
control when the Full and Incremental are scheduled.

John

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