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Howdy again,
Pruning et all is working, only thing not yet working is the
re-scheduling of items. For example, i have this:
Job {
Name = "Backup_PDA"
client = pda-fd
type = backup
messages = Standard
storage = StoragePDA
pool = PoolPDA
Level = Incremental
FileSet = "BSD"
Schedule = "Non-Permanent"
Write Bootstrap = "/var/db/bacula/pda.bsr"
Priority = 10
Rerun Failed Levels = yes
Reschedule On Error = yes
Reschedule Interval = 15m
Reschedule Times = 70
Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 10
Run Before Job = "/usr/local/bin/bacula-ping.sh %c"
}
The ping is just that: pings the host, returns 0 if it is up.
Now, with all the re-scheduling stuff in there I assumed that
bacula would re-hammer the client evers 15 minutes up to 70
times for a retry, but no luck. Bacula does one try only, and
fails.
Also, If I remove all the job retention et all, so NO timeouts
anywhere BUT in the pool-directives (Volume Retention = 60 days)
am I right to assume that volumes get recycled (yes, recylce et all
is on) and corresponding jobs are deleted? So, Backups 60 days in the
past will get deleted, and space will get freed (once recycled)?
if ($previous_statement) {
If there is a backup job, full, 70 days ago, and then only incrementals
until like.. 10 days ago, will all not-full jobs get pruned as well
and their corresponding volumes, too? (one job per volume)
}
Ideas?
- -Christian.
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