On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Adrian Moisey
<adrian AT careerjunction.co DOT za> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a bunch of windows computers that are going to be backuped.  I'm
> having issues with the fileset because of the drives.
> All PCs have C:\
> Some have D:\ (and some have a cdrom at d:\)
> Some have an e:\ and a f:\
>
> How can I handle this with a single file set?
>

This does not make a difference. I mean I have

File=C:\
File=D:\
File=E:\

And if a machine does not have the drive bacula will still run fine
and backup only the drives that exist. I think it issues an
error/warning though.

If you do not want this you can always have a different fileset per
machine. And to save duplication you can use the @ syntax with .conf
files to include duplicate parts.

If you want an example of how I do this I can give you one later when
I get to work.

John

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