#!/bin/sh # # Run a simple backup of the Bacula build directory # to two tapes where the maximum tape file size is set to 1M # Note, this test simulates the tape filling and writing to # the next tape. # # Note we use the viritual disk autochanger # TestName="two-volume-test" JobName=TwoVolume . scripts/functions cwd=`pwd` scripts/cleanup scripts/copy-2disk-confs scripts/prepare-disk-changer echo "${cwd}/build" >${cwd}/tmp/file-list outf="tmp/sed_tmp" echo "s%# Maximum File Size% Maximum File Size%g" >${outf} cp ${cwd}/bin/bacula-sd.conf ${cwd}/tmp/1 sed -f ${outf} ${cwd}/tmp/1 >${cwd}/bin/bacula-sd.conf change_jobname NightlySave $JobName start_test # Write out bconsole commands cat <tmp/bconcmds @$out /dev/null messages @$out tmp/log1.out label storage=tape volume=TestVolume001 slot=1 pool=Default drive=0 label storage=tape volume=TestVolume002 slot=2 pool=Default drive=0 update Volume=TestVolume001 MaxVolBytes=3000000 pool=Default drive=0 sql select * from Storage; select VolumeName,InChanger,StorageId from Media; @#setdebug level=1000 client=$CLIENT run job=$JobName yes wait update slots scan storage=tape sql select * from Storage; select VolumeName,InChanger,StorageId from Media; messages @# @# now do a restore @# @$out tmp/log2.out restore where=${cwd}/tmp/bacula-restores select all storage=tape done yes wait messages quit END_OF_DATA run_bacula check_for_zombie_jobs storage=tape stop_bacula check_two_logs check_restore_diff end_test