Hi,

10.04.2008 10:03, Rupen Momaya wrote:
>   Arno Lehmann wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> 09.04.2008 15:29, Rupen Momaya wrote:
>>   
>>> Hi All,
>>> I have couple of queries :
>>>
>>> 1) Below are the logs which we get for each client job. Is it possible to 
>>> include the defination of filesets in the logs??
>>>    We can have the name of the fileset, but under that it could have 5 to 6 
>>> filesets defined.
>>>     
>> How? In my experience it's one Job - one Fileset. If you worry about 
>> different versions of one fileset, it's further defined in the job 
>> report by it's timestamp.
>>
>> If you want to work with different versions of one fileset, I tend to 
>> think you're doing something wrong.
>>   
> 
>> >> What i meant here was, if we have - /home /var/lib/mysql /etc directories 
>> >> under a fileset "Fileset_0031-win" for Machine-A, the logs should display 
>> >> individual progress & time taken of each fileset. I thought possibly we 
>> >> could tweak Bacula to include this info into the logs for each job. I am 
>> >> happy using Bacula as it seems to have a lot of directives & 
>> >> customizations which could be tweaked to ones needs.
>>> Can we have that displayed as & when they are backed up?

Ok, so you want to know which fileset entries are processed.

Two objections here:
First it clutters the logs and is mostly useless.

If I want to know what a given fileset does it's more useful to try 
before running real jobs, i.e. use the 'estimate listing' command.

Second, with regexes and wildcards and includes and excludes and 
includes with exclude=yes, in the cases where the output would be 
really interesting, you'd need the whole processing of the fileset 
directives to understand why a certain file is selected for backup or 
not. If you really need those, use the debug logs, I'd say. Having 
lots and lots of lines explaining which fileset entry was considered, 
matched, and was, according to the options, backed up or not is really 
not something that needs to be put into a job *summary* report.

>>>    I checked the Messages directive options but coudnt find anything 
>>> regarding this.

Right. It's not in there.

Arno

-- 
Arno Lehmann
IT-Service Lehmann
www.its-lehmann.de

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