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The inconvenient here is that i don't think i can use this function in parralel of my main job, thus not use my two drives simultaneously

Anyway i think that if i create a pool for my copy job, i can launch such a job with a 'runscript' after my main job to copy the exact same job on the specific pool. I do not understand very well the purpose of this function, and i think it's used more as a migration tool than a copying tool. using the 'copy' directive on my main job.The problem with this solution is obviously the great number of pools and jobs that will appears on bacula webui, i'm sure there is an easier way to achieve this If anything happen to a tape on the main pool, i could always use the tape that is on the 'duplicate_POOL' to restore the data. With the 'run' directive on the main job, i will launch a 'duplicate_JOB' that write the same data on another pool. Creating two jobs and two tape pools sharing the same fileset.Do anyone does such a thing ? Is there any ressources that i can refer too on that matter ?

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To achieve that, i would like to use the two drives simultaneously, but i can't find any ressources on how to do so. In case anything happen to our tapes insite, we could just bring back the offsite tape and restore file from it. My concern is the following : i want to make a duplicate of each tape we produce, so we can send it offsite for backup purposes. We're punctually archiving audio and video files and we're launching the jobs manually, so we're not using schedule nor incremental backups. I'm using bacula as an archiving solution at work, using a 2 LTO7 drive Tandberg Overland Neo T24 library. Set it and forget it!īacula Version : Bacula Community 9.6.7 (default Debian repo version) Must automatically backup changes without any user intervention. I really like the file structure method where I can just navigate and drag and drop to restore my files (has saved me before! - side note, it's time for Synology to include Thunderbolt so we can restore faster than Gigabit). I'll be transitioning to Synology DSM 7 in the next few months as well, so looking for a solution that will continue working without issue.

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I didn't like that it kept backing up small temp/cookie files (despite my best attempts), and that Synology no longer supports this software to work this way. This worked well, I really liked this over TimeMachine (sparsebundle nonsense), as when I logged into they Synology, I could navigate file structure to find my files, I also loved that it would upload any/all changes as soon as it hit my wifi.

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Mac (Mojave) -> Synology Drive (the old version, where source (Mac) pushed changes to NAS. Looking to implement a better backup strategy. Hey all, transitioned to a new laptop and a new OS (Monterrey). If something wasn't clear please do tell me, maybe I'm making everything way more complicated in my head than it really is.

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When cloning the HDD with back into the SSD, what do I do with the data in the partitions of the formatted SSD (that now houses the Windows 11 files and etc) ? Can I simply delete all the partitions and clone the HDD into the SSD, and then when I boot up the computer, it'll boot up with Windows 10 and be just like it was when I cloned the SSD into the HDD? Recently I had to send my laptop for repairs, so I cloned its 500GB internal SSD to an external 1TB HDD using Macrium Reflect free, now that I've got the laptop back, I wanted to clone the external HDD into the internal SSD, but there are some things kind of confusing me, but I'll try to keep it simple.įor example, I had Windows 10 Pro, however, when I turned on my laptop after receiving it, it installed Windows 11, what now? Hey there! I'm quite new to this, so please bear with me, though I have made a lot of Google searches about this, some of my concerns are quite specific so I couldn't really find a proper answer.

(Or maybe some other process before running the task that gets rid of the files that are not on the source volume on those particular places?) Delete all files expect the CCC Safety Net Run the CCC task (make a backup, to get the CCC safetynet filled with the changes) Maybe by running this on running a task, either by script of a software feature that I do not know : I was just moving files all the time, while still backing up, somehow convinced that CCC would take care of it. You can avoid this recopying behavior by applying the same organizational changes to the destination prior to running your backup task. renamed or moved a folder that had a lot of data in it, that will result in many items being recopied to the destination because the path to those items has changed. If you have made large organizational changes on your source volume, e.g.

Organizational changes will lead to large amounts of data being recopied I just read this on the Bombich (Carbon Copy Cloner) site:

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