Martin Simmons wrote:
>>>>>> On Thu, 06 Dec 2007 18:02:06 +0100, Bruno Friedmann said:
>> Thank Alan,
>> But this is not exactly what they want.
>> Before version 2.2x version bacula did always automatically the pruning job
>> for all media that have their prune time ellapsed.
>>
>> so status-director show on which volume it would start.
>>
>> Actually until the last moment (until the job start, bacula doesn't want to
>> prune expired volumes).
>> When the job start, it do it correctly alone.
>> At the momemt the job start there's should be already prune volums. But they
>> aren't.
>>
>> so a prune-all command inside the bconsole would be the feature needed.
>>
>> Any ideas how to make it.
>
> Have you looked at the `list nextvol job=xxx' command? It can only do one job
> name at a time, but it will do the pruning.
>
> __Martin
>
Thanks Martin, the command list nextvol do the trick and was what I'm looking
for.
perhaprs we should ask for a enhancement in bconsole that help show also this
option
list list [pools | jobs | jobtotals | media <pool=pool-name> | files
<jobid=nn>]; from catalog
(or simple a * more to doc) would have drive me to the online manual :-)
I don't find my way to automated the command like having multiple jobs in one
line something like
list nextvol job=tata-job,titi-job,toto-job ... Documentation doesn't allow
this.
Is there a way to emulate this (I think about people having more than 5 jobs
per day)
I could try to extended the query use by the list nextl command with a clause
like
media_last_write >= media_retention_time for each pool present.
If we succeed in this, we can publish to the wiki ressources.
Waht would be your point of view ?
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