CentOS - Dec 2015 - CentOS and bacula

Hi Fabio,
thanks for your reply. (I'm new with bacula).
To make things more clear:
1) Reinstall CentOS and software;
2) Configure database and import catalog
3) Copy last valid configuration for dir, sd,fd and console.
4) Re-attach my disk backup device with last volumes

That's all?

Another question is about Catalog backup. When I need to restore a 
backup, bacula reads catalog and performs restore if possibile. When a 
backup is perfomed, all info are saved on catalog.
 From many how-to I found that people make ct backup directly from 
bacula client and not from script (pg_dump...). Then today I follow this 
method because seems to be the most valid. Why? What method is better?
Can I restore a catalog backup without bacula installed?
Can I restore a catalog backup with bacula installed but without a valid 
catalog imported?

I hope I was clear.

Thanks in advance.

Il 02/12/2015 13:02, Fabio Almeida ha scritto:
> Hi Alessandro,
>
> Just backup your database and you'll be fine.
> If there's a need you cal always 'bscan' your old volumes.
>
> Regards,
> Fabio Almeida
>

Alessandro Baggi wrote:
> Hi Fabio,
> thanks for your reply. (I'm new with bacula).
> To make things more clear:
> 1) Reinstall CentOS and software;
Why? This isn't Windows, so why reinstall CentOS, or are you building a
new system, or migrating one from 6 to 7?
<snip>
       mark

Il 02/12/2015 16:31, m.roth at 5-cent.us ha scritto:
> Alessandro Baggi wrote:
>> Hi Fabio,
>> thanks for your reply. (I'm new with bacula).
>> To make things more clear:
>> 1) Reinstall CentOS and software;
>
> Why? This isn't Windows, so why reinstall CentOS, or are you building a
> new system, or migrating one from 6 to 7?
> <snip>
>         mark
>
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