Hi there,
We have a variable population of client machines being backed up
by bacula. What I'd like to do is build a query for the bacula DB
that will detect eg. if any clients haven't had a full backup within the
last week. (Yes -- I know there are configuration options to
automatically promote incrementals etc. to fulls in that situation:
we're using them.) We'll then hook this up to our Nagios so the Ops
team gets alerted.
So I have come up with this query:
SELECT clientid, name, max(endtime) FROM job
WHERE level = 'F' AND type = 'B' AND jobstatus = 'T'
GROUP BY clientid, name
HAVING max(endtime) < now() - interval '7 day'
ORDER BY name
(We're using Postgresql)
This does pretty much what I want, except that the output includes job
records from clients that have been decommissioned and removed from
bacula-dir.conf. Now, for the life of me, I can't see anything in the
DB that indicates whether a client backup job is active or not. Is it
just me being blind or am I going to have to parse that out of the
bacula config files?
Cheers,
Matthew
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