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Hello List,

i would like to do something with each created volume.
By using the RunAfterJob command and the %v variable it turned out, that
%v contains only the last volume.

For example:
After a Full Job created 12 Volumes, each 250MB big, the command here:
RunAfterJob = "md5sum %v"
Results in "md5sum %v volume0012".

Is there something like RunAfterVolume?

Cheers, Mario

Hi,

On 6/15/2007 5:21 PM, ml < at > bo... wrote:
Hello List,

i would like to do something with each created volume.

With or to the volumes?

;-)

By using the RunAfterJob command and the %v variable it turned out, that
%v contains only the last volume.

Jup.

For example:
After a Full Job created 12 Volumes, each 250MB big, the command here:
RunAfterJob = "md5sum %v"
Results in "md5sum %v volume0012".

Is there something like RunAfterVolume?

No, but you could pass the jobid to your script and extract the volumes
it used from the catalog. I think.

Arno

Cheers, Mario

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Hello Arno, Hello List,

i found this in google:
http://mailinglist-archive.com/bacula.user/2003-10/msg00407.html

Mr. Kern added the %v option, but it seems it either got removed in
bacula 2.0.3 or it changed.

Then i finally found the substitution list:
http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/DVD_Volumes.html
But there again, i wont be able to get the Filename so that i can pass
the to further scripts.

Can anyone commet this?

Thanks, Mario

Arno Lehmann schrieb:
Hi,

On 6/15/2007 5:21 PM, ml < at > bo... wrote:

Hello List,

i would like to do something with each created volume.


With or to the volumes?

;-)


By using the RunAfterJob command and the %v variable it turned out, that
%v contains only the last volume.


Jup.


For example:
After a Full Job created 12 Volumes, each 250MB big, the command here:
RunAfterJob = "md5sum %v"
Results in "md5sum %v volume0012".

Is there something like RunAfterVolume?


No, but you could pass the jobid to your script and extract the volumes
it used from the catalog. I think.

Arno


Cheers, Mario

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Hi,

On 6/15/2007 11:07 PM, ml < at > bo... wrote:
Hello Arno, Hello List,

i found this in google:
http://mailinglist-archive.com/bacula.user/2003-10/msg00407.html

Mr. Kern added the %v option, but it seems it either got removed in
bacula 2.0.3 or it changed.

Then i finally found the substitution list:
http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/DVD_Volumes.html
But there again, i wont be able to get the Filename so that i can pass
the to further scripts.

The manual section you mention explicitly refers to DVD devices. There
the file is a part file, and there can only be one part file.

Anyway ask the catalog for media related to the job in question. A
starting point might be:

bacula/root < at > goblin /root # mysql -h elf -u bacula -pyesverysecret -e
"select distinct VolumeName from JobMedia,Media where JobId=10171 and
JobMedia.MediaId=Media.MediaId;" -Ns bacula
DLT-IV-0022
DLT-IV-0030
DLT-IV-0031

Replace the static jobId with $1 from your script execution and you've
almost got what you need... you could also use bconsole and the query
"List Volumes used by selected JobId:".

Arno

Can anyone commet this?

Thanks, Mario




Arno Lehmann schrieb:
Hi,

On 6/15/2007 5:21 PM, ml < at > bo... wrote:

Hello List,

i would like to do something with each created volume.

With or to the volumes?

;-)


By using the RunAfterJob command and the %v variable it turned out, that
%v contains only the last volume.

Jup.


For example:
After a Full Job created 12 Volumes, each 250MB big, the command here:
RunAfterJob = "md5sum %v"
Results in "md5sum %v volume0012".

Is there something like RunAfterVolume?

No, but you could pass the jobid to your script and extract the volumes
it used from the catalog. I think.

Arno


Cheers, Mario

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Hello,
On 6/15/2007 11:07 PM, ml < at > bo... wrote:

Hello Arno, Hello List,

i found this in google:
http://mailinglist-archive.com/bacula.user/2003-10/msg00407.html

Mr. Kern added the %v option, but it seems it either got removed in
bacula 2.0.3 or it changed.

Then i finally found the substitution list:
http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/DVD_Volumes.html
But there again, i wont be able to get the Filename so that i can pass
the to further scripts.


The manual section you mention explicitly refers to DVD devices. There
the file is a part file, and there can only be one part file.

Anyway ask the catalog for media related to the job in question. A
starting point might be:

bacula/root < at > goblin /root # mysql -h elf -u bacula -pyesverysecret -e
"select distinct VolumeName from JobMedia,Media where JobId=10171 and
JobMedia.MediaId=Media.MediaId;" -Ns bacula
DLT-IV-0022
DLT-IV-0030
DLT-IV-0031

Replace the static jobId with $1 from your script execution and you've
almost got what you need... you could also use bconsole and the query
"List Volumes used by selected JobId:".


Is there a way to do this within/inside bacula?
I dont want to touch my dvd-writer script since i used it for other
purposes, too.



Re: [Bacula-users] Benchmarking Bacula From: Kyle Marsh

I don't know how much information and automation you're looking for,
but when I was testing, I ran a full backup of Documents and Settings
on a fresh Windows install and got 4.2GB. For me it took about 9.5
minutes for the backup. Haven't tried a full restore.

~Kyle

On 6/16/07, Gaurav Pruthi <gkpruthi < at > gm...> wrote:
Hi,

I have installed bacula but before taking it online to take backups of
servers, I would like to test the throughput of Bacula. I have to test it
with storage as File. I am looking for a script using which i could check
the throughput of Bacula (Atleast 3-5 GB bacuup/restore) and convince the
mgmt to implement bacula as network backup system. I shall be grateful if
anyone provide me the required script.

Thanks,
Gaurav Pruthi
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