Re: (My) Job pruning seems not to work as intended

Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users <[email protected]>
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On Wednesday, October 16th, 2024 at 06:15, Justin Case <[email protected]> wrote:

> I am wondering why I am seeing in my catalog lots of jobs older than the JobRetention defined in the pools, and also older than the default JobRetention assumed for the clients.
> The volume recycling seems to work fine adhering to the VolumeRetention in the pools.
> 

> To me it is a mystery, probably be cause I overlook some dependencies I am not aware of.
> Can someone please help me understanding this.

Hello Justin,

From the rest of this thread, it appears that your prunining is working as configured/expected.

Where are you seeing the old jobs? bconsole? BWeb? Bacularis?

They could be coming from the `jobhisto` table.

And you can prove this by querying the `job` and `jobhisto` tables and compare the results.

Let us know. 



Best regards,
Bill

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