Excerpts from Luca Domenella's message of Tue Oct 18 07:03:20 -0400 2011:

Hi Luca,

> Id like to understand if its possible to open the volume files without using
> bacula, of course I know it’s dangerous. Is it in tar or cpio format ?
> 
> There is a way to decode it ?

I think you're looking for the bls tool.

> Another question is on how to use nfs resources as storage
> device. Do I need to mount it on the director using normal nfs
> mount, or it can be mounted ondemand by the director with a special
> configuration ?

I think you could do either.  The on demand mount could be
accomplished with runscript definitions.  If the director is running
as non-root (hopefully) you'll need to use sudo or some other
privilege granting mechanism to allow the mounts.

Thanks
-Ben
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