Hi guys,
I'm using Bacula 7.4.4 and got a script which runs after every backup
and expects a list of file names which were backed up. Now I noticed
that bacula is writing the files to the Catalog at the end of the backup
process, thus the script receives an empty list and doesn't run
properly. Below I got an excerpt of this script:
export HOME; HOME="/opt/bacula"
export LOG; LOG="$HOME/var/cleanup.$1.log"
echo "Cleaning job $1">>$LOG
$HOME/bin/bconsole <<EOF
@output /dev/null
messages
@output $HOME/var/cleanup.$1.set
llist files jobid="$1"
EOF
for file in $( egrep "^\|" $HOME/var/cleanup.$1.set | sed -e "s/\|//g" )
do
if [ $file != "Filename" ]
then
AGE=$(perl -e "print (-M \"$file\");"|cut -d'.' -f1) ## Get age of
file
if test -d $file ; then ## If line is a directory
echo "Directory $file ... skipping...">>$LOG
elif echo $file|egrep '.gz$' 2>&1 >/dev/null ; then ## Test if file
has ".gz" suffix
if [ "$AGE" -gt "$KEEP" ] ; then
echo "$file is older than $KEEP days -> removing">>$LOG
pfexec rm $file ## Removing files older than 7 days
else
echo "$file is younger than $KEEP days -> keeping">>$LOG
In Bacula 5 this issue isn't present so the file list is available
almost instantly. Did something change between the versions regarding
this behavior?
Thanks and best regards,
Daniel Heitepriem
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