From: ALI L. <lar...@ya...> - 2014-08-21 08:12:21
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I encountered a problem with the backup of a Windows Server. To locate the problem, I have divided my initial backup job (the "pim" job) into 2 jobs "pim_C" to save the C partition and "Pim_D" to save the D partition. I have just commented the old job "pim" in the "bacula-dir.conf" file. I realized that the problem is with the C partition, I then commented the job "pim_C" and I replaced it with 2 other jobs: pim_C1 and pim_C2. With this method I was able to locate my problem and solve it. But I have seen an increase in disk space used. The free space is 11% while it was 38%. The old jobs (pim, pim_C ...) do not appear in the list of jobs executed or scheduled. Do you think that the old jobs (pim pim_C ....) still take up space on my hard drive? If so, how do I find the corresponding volumes and remove them? NB: I use "bacula 2.4.4" on RHEL5 and " BAT 5.0.3 " client on Windows XP. Thank you in advance for your answers. |