Hello,

Craig Dupree wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I'm a sort of returning bacula user. In the past I've used bacula with a single drive only, which wasn't much of a problem since the tape drive was a LTO2 and could easily fit my backup needs. Now I have a 2 drive system (just plain drives, no autoloader or anything) and much more data that can fit on a tape - currently I'm backing up ~150 Gb and getting about 65 Gb on a tape. I was wondering if it's possible to have bacula use both tape drives to complete a backup.

If you read the developers list... iirc, this is something that will happen in the future, eventually. I think that the evolving multi-drive multi-autochanger and multi-everything :-) possibilities will support that, but to make sure you should read the developers list archives.

This would let me get 2 tapes into the backup at which point it would hang until I could put in the the 3rd in final tape, and possibly a 4th if needed. From looking at the docs, I don't see that it's possible to specify to tape devices in the Job resource, or am I reading the docs wrong? Is it possible to do a "fake" autochanger setup to mimic this behavior?

Again, if I recall correctly there was one such setup described on the list... ok, found it: Mario Wolff, 28.01.2005, Subject: [Bacula-users] Using multiple tapedrives as autochanger! There was at least one following post.

Hope this helps,

Arno

TIA,

Craig


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