Alexander Kolesnik wrote:
I have noticed that too. Whatever storage device is specified in the Run directive is always used for that run, even when that run's level gets upgraded for whatever reason. In the example below, the first Run directive will always use the "full_pool" pool and write to the "AITTape" storage device. Under normal circumstances, the second Run directive will use the "inc_pool" pool and write to the "Disk1" storage device. If the second (incremental) Run should be upgraded to level=full for some reason, however, it will then use the "full_pool" pool but will still write to the "Disk1" storage device.It would be nice to have keywords: Full Backup Storage Incremental Backup Storage Differential Backup Storage Job { Name = "nas1" Client = s1-fd JobDefs = "DefaultJob" FileSet = "nas1-files" Schedule = "nas1-schedule" Storage = "AITtape" Pool = full_pool FullPool = full_pool IncrementalPool = incl_pool Write Bootstrap = "/var/bacula/nas1.bsr" } Schedule { Name = "nas1-schedule" Run = Level=Full thu at 22:01 Run = Level=Incremental Storage=Disk1 fri-wed at 22:01 } --- Josh Fisher |
