On 01/10/11 14:21, Rodrigo Renie Braga wrote:
> Yes, it does (see the following configuration). One more thing... I was
> using the latest 3.0 version of Bacula and I updated it to 5.0.3
> (Clients and Director). Could this be the problem? Just to make sure,
> I'm creating a fresh install of Bacula 5.0.3 just to see if this problem
> remains...
>
> Pool {
>     Name = pool.tpa.full
>     Pool Type = Backup
>     Storage = st.tpa
>     Volume Use Duration = 28d
>     Volume Retention = 90d
>     Maximum Volumes = 21
>     Recycle = yes
>     AutoPrune = yes
>     Scratch Pool = scratch.tpa
>     RecyclePool = scratch.tpa
>     Cleaning Prefix = "CLN"
> }
>
> Pool {
>     Name = pool.tpb.diff
>     Pool Type = Backup
>     Storage = st.tpb
>     Volume Use Duration = 6d
>     Volume Retention = 30d
>     Maximum Volumes = 4
>     Recycle = yes
>     AutoPrune = yes
>     Scratch Pool = scratch.tpb
>     RecyclePool = scratch.tpb
>     Cleaning Prefix = "CLN"
> }

That all looks good to me.

One comment here:

> Schedule {
>     Name = sch.tpa
>     Run = Level=Full Pool=pool.tpa.full 1st sun at 01:00
>     Run = Level=Differential FullPool=pool.tpa.full Pool=pool.tpb.diff
> 2nd-5th sun at 01:00
>     Run = Level=Incremental FullPool=pool.tpa.full Pool=pool.tpb.inc
> mon-sat at 01:00
> }

Schedule-level Pool overrides have been deprecated because they could
not be made to work reliably in all cases.  There were just too many
cases in which it would do the wrong thing (for instance, when promoting
jobs).  You should be using the Full Pool, Differential Pool,
Incremental Pool directives in your Job or JobDefs resources.

This won't affect the problem you're seeing, though.


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