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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Mario,<br>
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El 09/11/15 a las 16:48, Mario Loderer escribió:<br>
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it works :) Thanks! <br>
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Fine, we use it internally and in a pair of customers, glad to see
it is usefull for someone else :)<br>
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Is it right that i can only check on backup per check? Or is it
possible to check all vm's and make excludes? <br>
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Something like this:<br>
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./check_vdzump -n win8.1-pro-template testbackup testvm<br>
./check_vdzump -n ALL --exclude 102 103<br>
./check_vdzump -n ALL --exclude testvm testbackup<br>
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Only one is possible, you'll have to extend the script for a -n ALL
to work. I don't think it is trivial because it depends on your
actual backup jobs... :) the scripts looks for vzdump logs, so you
should check in /etc/pve/qemu-server the VMs in the machine, to
enumerate them, and interate on them. Also VM and CTs can change
host...<br>
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We usually have this on clusters, so we check the backups of the VMs
on all proxmox nodes, and if check is ok in one node, then backup of
that VM is good.<br>
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Cheers<br>
Eneko<br>
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