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[Bacula-users] Rif: Re: Rif: Re: Linux inotify

2012-10-17 05:30:43
Subject: [Bacula-users] Rif: Re: Rif: Re: Linux inotify
From: Ferdinando Pasqualetti <fpasqualetti AT ccci DOT it>
To: bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 11:27:24 +0200
I don't know how exactly "Accurate backup" works, but I believe that if you put il the list of files to be copied a file wich is not there anymore, it should be recorded as "deleted" in the incremental backup and deleted in the recovery process.





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Da:        "azurIt" <azurit AT pobox DOT sk>
Per:        <bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net>
Data:        17/10/2012 11.16
Oggetto:        Re: [Bacula-users] Rif: Re:  Linux inotify




Hi,

I don't believe this will work as expected. For example, you don't have a way how to tell to Director about deleted files. Or am I wrong?

azur



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> Od: "Ferdinando Pasqualetti" <fpasqualetti AT ccci DOT it>
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> Dátum: 17.10.2012 09:52
> Predmet: [Bacula-users] Rif: Re:  Linux inotify
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>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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>Da:     "azurIt" <azurit AT pobox DOT sk>
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>Data:   16/10/2012 19.51
>Oggetto:        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?
>>
>>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
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>
>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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