Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 22.09.2005 00:25, Brandon Evans wrote:
Phil Stracchino wrote:
...
That is a puzzle. I see no reason for it to happen based on the data
you've shown us so far.
What bacula version is this?
I agree ,this is very strange. Here is what I am running
CentOS 4.1, Bacula 1.36.3 with kernel version 2.6.12.2
The /mnt/coraid partition which bacula backs up to is a ext3 partation
ontop of LVM, and Raid 5
I could just add more volumes to the pool, but I was wanting this
setup so it would be eaiser to manage.
Given the available information, I'd look closely into your system log
and kenel messages - it might be problem with your filesystem or hardware.
Arno
I do not see anything in the logs related to disk troubles. I am able
to write to the /mnt/coraid partation with no problems.
Just in case, I setup another device that stores the volumes on a local
disk. I'm running the job right now. I'll update this post once it
hits 17 Gigs
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Thanks,
Brandon Evans
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