Hello Bruno,
Thanks for providing the screenshots. I am seeing there a couple of
things to improve:
1) Storage resource - everything is OK
2) Autochanger resource:
- In the Device directive you can also select the second device. I
mean having selected two:
Device: FileChgr1-Dev1
FileChgr1-Dev2
- In ChangerCommand directive if your Bacula SD version is greater
than 5.2 please set in this directive /dev/null like this:
ChangerCommand: /dev/null
If you want to read more about this internal Bacula autochanger
settings, I suggest to look at chapter 2.2 in this white paper:
https://bacula.org/whitepapers/CommunityDiskBackup.pdf
3) Device resource:
- Archive Device directive should have existing path where Bacula SD
can write. You can create this path, for example like this from the
root user account:
# sudo -u bacula mkdir -p -m 700 /directory/to/store/volumes
Once the directory is created, you can set it in the Devices
"FileChgr1-Dev1" and "FileChgr1-Dev2" the Archive Device directive to
the same directory like here:
ArchiveDevice: /directory/to/store/volumes
This directory you need to adapt to a path where you would like to
store Bacula volumes.
- Enable Autochanger directive in "FileChgr1-Dev1" and "FileChgr1-Dev2":
Autochanger: [X]
This directive is available after clicking the 'All directives' switch button.
After saving everything, you will need to restart the Bacula Storage
Daemon. You can do it on the Bacularis web interface here:
[Main menu] => [Page: Storage] => [Tab: Actions] => [Button: Restart]
or directly in the console:
# systemctl restart bacula-sd
Please let us know if it helped. Good luck :-)