Removing the definitions and purging the jobs the client has I'd imagine would
do it. At that point, dbcheck would seem to clear the rest of it.
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From: Christian Garling [christian.garling AT cg-networks DOT de]
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2013 11:30 AM
To: bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Clean way to remove a client
Hi,
nobody who can tell me?
Regards, Christian
Am 08.10.2013 13:24, schrieb Christian Garling:
> Hi There,
>
> I am wondering there is no well documented way to remove a client. I
> have found some information on the internet, but not sure if they are
> safe to use. What I've done:
>
> We have a directory that contains a file for each client, including the
> "Job", "FileSet", "Client", "Storage" and "Pool" definitions.
> Also we have a directory that contains a file each for each device,
> including the "Device" definition. I removed both files for a given
> client and restarted bacula-dir and bacula-sd.
>
> Then I deleted the pools in the bconsole. I found a hint that I should
> manually delete the client in the table named "Client" in the database.
> I did and ran a dbcheck, but there were still a lot of entries in the
> database regarding to the removed client (in the tables "Storage",
> "Pool" and so on). So I removed them to and ran dbcheck again.
>
> Finally I deleted the directory where the archives were saved.
>
> Why is there no built-in function in the bconsole which easily and safe
> removes a client?
> Is there a better way to perform such a task?
>
> Regards, Christian Garling
>
>
>
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