Re: [Bacula-users] Media without catalog several doubts several questions

[Drew T. <dr...@my...>]

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On 10/15/2005 6:52 AM Wanderson Berbert wrote:

>
>    There is a way to extract files from a media without the catalog 
> and the bootstrap file?
>    Bacula dont delete fisicaly the media when pruning catalog so we 
> have a media in the storage without the catalog and without any 
> reference of its existence in bacula, right? A media without the 
> catalog is useless or there is a way to recover flies from it?
>
>    I have a DVD and Id like to put my medias in there. For example, 
> medias with less then 30 days is stored on my local hd for faster 
> recovery. After 30 days bacula automatically or with minimal 
> intervention copy the media to a DVD storage for example, maybe a 
> event fired after the media is full or used. My local HD will act like 
> a pool until the media gets the status of full or used and after that 
> the media will be moved to a DVD, the catalog pruned or not  and a 
> bootstrap for the media writen with the media in DVD storage.
>
>    What I really want is have the same medias in HD and CD the 
> diference that the media in HD will have data for the last 30 days for 
> example and in cd will have the data as long as I have the cd, these 
> CDS I dont know how many time I will stay with it (I have a example 
> that I need to restore a almost 2 years old backup due fiscalization) 
> the same time I dont want to fill my catalog with data that maybe I 
> will need so I mentioned the bootstrap. Maybe a separeted catalog for 
> cds will be fine too... I dont know.
>
>    Is there a way to bacula acomplish with this, sorry for being a bit 
> confused but it is so many question :)
>
> Thanks...
>
>
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