On 04/10/10, Phil Stracchino (alaric AT metrocast DOT net) wrote:
> On 10/04/10 07:22, Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
> > I have developed a catalogue snapshot facility in python to snapshot one
> > job's catalogue and dump it to disk. The snapshot provides a bacula
> > database schema file, a database dump of the job's data, and a file
> > listing of files showing info such as the tape number, path, file, md5
> > and lstat.
...
> > This is fairly simple stuff, but if this functionality is useful to you,
> > do let me know and I can share the programme with you.
> 
> This sounds like a useful tool for any Bacula site that's managing
> Bacula backups for a large number of clients.

Hi Phil

I'd be delighted if you could take a look at the python script and for
your comments.

It is part of the small .tgz archive here:
http://campbell-lange.net/media/files/bacula_tools_01.tgz

Please **do not** run it on a production Postgresql database.

Note that big backups (one with more than 7 million files, say) may take
up to 45 minutes to process.

If you are able to get the system to operate and you think it is useful
I'll stick the script on Bitbucket.

Regards
Rory

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