Yes, it will work if they have the same Archive Device. That is the expected
configuration.
An autochanger with more than one device allows you to use more than one
volume at a time. E.g. for simultaneous backups of different clients or to
use Copy or Migrate jobs.
__Martin
>>>>> On Thu, 14 May 2020 13:23:05 +0200, Alberto Bortolo said:
>
> Hello,
> I'm completely a newbie with Bacula: I'm studying all the guides and just
> few days ago I've been able to us it! Success!
>
> But I still cannot understand how the virtual autochangers work:
> I touched very little from the default config and I just created for
> different network shares and mounted them in the main root.
>
> This is my config (I just leave relevant parts)
>
> Autochanger {
> Device = FileChgr1-Dev1, FileChgr1-Dev2
> Changer Command = ""
> Changer Device = /dev/null
> ...
> }
>
> Device {
> Name = FileChgr1-Dev1
> Media Type = File1
> Archive Device = /backup/bacula1
> ...
> }
>
> Device {
> Name = FileChgr1-Dev2
> Media Type = File1
> Archive Device = /backup/bacula1-alt
> ...
> }
>
> The result is I made a successful backup on /backup/bacula1/Volume1 but
> when I try to restore it, the job is looking in the other File1 device
> ( /backup/bacula1-alt/Volume1
> ) that of course is empty, because Volume1 was created in the other path.
>
> I was supposing that during restoration the program will scan to both
> autochanger paths to see which one has the most recent record, but seems it
> doesn't work in this way.
> If I try to setup the "Archive Device" option to the same path it works
> flawlessy (and it seems the "Best Practices for DiskBased Backup" guid
> recommends something like that) so I cannot understand the difference of
> making an autochanger with just one device.
>
> Thank you in advance for the explanations!
>
> --
> Alberto
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