Bacula-users

[Bacula-users] Volume retention issues

2008-04-16 04:22:34
Subject: [Bacula-users] Volume retention issues
From: Jacques Botha <jacquesb AT fnb.co DOT za>
To: Bacula-Users <bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net>
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:22:05 +0200
Hi 

I'm new to bacula, so please forgive me if I'm asking a stupid question.

I've setup a 1 day volume retention period for testing purposes, here is
my client file which I include into my bacule-dir.conf:




Job
{
        Name = basenode01-backup # machine name -backup (JOBNAME)
        Type = Backup
        Client = basenode01 # address of client
        FileSet = basenode01-fs # machine -fs (fs=file set)
        Pool = Default   # _WARNING_ Pool = is required, will be used
for manual backup, _BE CAREFULL !!__
        Full Backup Pool = basenode01-full_pool
        Differential Backup Pool = basenode01-diff_pool
        Incremental Backup Pool = basenode01-incr_pool
        Schedule = Default_Schedule
        Storage = Bacula_Storage_Daemon
        Messages = Standard
        Write Bootstrap = /bacula_bootstrap_files/basenode01.bsr #
machine name.bsr
        Priority  = 10 # Higher number eq lower priority # 5,10,15,20
        Max Wait Time = 10 minutes
}

Client
{
        Name = basenode01
        Address = basenode01
        FDPort = 9102
        Password = Bacula_FD_Password
        Catalog = MyCatalog
        Fileretention = 1 day
        Jobretention = 1 day
        Autoprune = yes
}

FileSet
{
        Name = basenode01-fs
        Include
        {
                Options
                {
                        compression = gzip8
                        signature = SHA1
                }
                File = /etc
        }
}
Pool
{
        Name = basenode01-full_pool
        Pool Type = Backup
        Recycle = yes
        RecycleOldestVolume = yes
        Use Volume Once = yes
        AutoPrune = yes
        Volume Retention = 1 day
        Maximum Volume Bytes = 100m
        Label Format = basenode01-full-
}

Pool
{
        Name = basenode01-diff_pool
        Pool Type = Backup
        Recycle = yes
        RecycleOldestVolume = yes
        Use Volume Once = yes
        AutoPrune = yes
        Volume Retention = 1 day
        Maximum Volume Bytes = 20m
        Label Format = basenode01-diff-
}

Pool
{
        Name = basenode01-incr_pool
        Pool Type = Backup
        Recycle = yes
        RecycleOldestVolume = yes
        Use Volume Once = yes
        AutoPrune = yes
        Volume Retention = 1 day
        Maximum Volume Bytes = 5m
        Label Format = basenode01-incr-
}



All the backups work fine, and my schedule runs nicely, however 2 days
later, the first backup volumes are still on disk, making the SD run out
of disk space.  How can I make bacula drop those volumes ?

Thanks !


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Jacques Botha


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