From: stefano s. <sco...@gm...> - 2013-01-28 15:21:53
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Hi everybody, I've been using Bacula for 1 year, before then i used to write my own scripts. I see, and correct me if i am wrong, that bacula allow only a maximum of 3 backup levels: Level 0: Full Level 1: Differential Level 2: Incremental This means a maximum of 3 pools per job. Now, if i have to implement this example of recovery schema: Every month for a year Every week for 6 months Every day for a month Every 3 hours for 2 days There are 4 different rotation rules and schedules... not three. How am i supposed to solve this? With my own scripts, i would define 4 pools, and a job type for each pool: Level 0 Pool Type:Full Level 1 Pool Type:Differential Level 2 Pool Type:Incremental Level 3 Pool Type:Incremental Every pool with his own rotation rules which based on the recovery schema, and a job type for each pool. In my opinion it is wrong to bind the concept of job type and the concept of pool, they are 2 different things. I use a pool to define a group of volumes and their rotation rules, i specify a job type to define if those volumes will contain an incremental,differential or full backup. I hope i'm wrong with this and that i wasn't able to find the correct solution which Bacula proposes, if this is the case please help me to throw light on that. Thanks. -- Please consider the environment before printing this email |