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[Bacula-users] Rif: Re: Linux inotify
2012-10-17 03:51:06
Hi Bacula users,
I do not know how linux inotify works,
but from your posts I think it is somewhat triggered by a file modification
on the client.
If thi is the case you can just record the filenames in a list and then
use the "|" the use a script in the file selection.
The script may also be on the client and a RunBefore script could make
some editing (eliminating dups or whatever).
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Re: [Bacula-users]
Linux inotify
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>are there any plans to implement linux inotify selection of files to
backup? Thnx.
>
>I'm curious how one would implement such a feature alongside the current
mechanism for selecting files. I'm guessing that any time an inotify
event comes through for the file, that the Bacula File Daemon would add
this file to a table. Then once per minute, or once per five minutes,
Bacula File Daemon will match all the files in the table stored in memory
against the FileSet Definition?
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>However, I thought the FileSet Definition is stored on the Bacula Director
(not the client). So maybe once per minute or once per five minutes
the FileDaemon will have some communication with the Director?
>
>Hope I'm not polluting the list, I have always been curious about this
same type of feature myself.
>
>Bryan
>
There are many ways how this can be done. Director can, for example, notify
FileDaemon everytime a FileSet is changed. FileDaemon can store changes
in SQLite database, storing in memory can be quite expensive.
Feature like this can _rapidly_ speed up the backup process.
azur
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