Found the problem.
The director/server was running an older version
than the fd/client.
I just downloaded the lastest bacula-client from
bacula.org without thinking about which version it was.
On the server I had:
server:/# dpkg -l | grep bacula-dir ii
bacula-directo 1.36.2-2sarge1 Network backup, recovery and verification
(D
which is the package which comes with
debian-sarge.
On the client (fedora core) I had:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/]# rpm -qa | grep
bacula bacula-client-1.38.0-1
And this caused the "Connection reset by peer"
error.
Installing bacula-client-1.36.3-1.fc3.i386.rpm on
the client solved the problem.
Confirmed this problem and the solution on 2
servers, one with FC3 and one with FC4
Maybe obvious that 1.38 won't work with 1.36,
but not for me anyway :P
Best Regards
Goran
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 10:35
AM
Subject: [Bacula-users] Fatal error:
Socket error from Filed on Include command: ERR=Connection reset by peer
Hello,
I got a working bacula installation that's been
running fine in production for 3 months now.
Now I added a new client to be backed up, same
configuration as previous clients.
When I run the job I get:
24-Nov 10:27 tingeling-dir: No prior Full backup
Job record found. 24-Nov 10:27 tingeling-dir: No prior or suitable Full
backup found. Doing FULL backup. 24-Nov 10:27 tingeling-dir: Start Backup
JobId 160, Job=dedic25379.2005-11-24_10.27.37 24-Nov 10:27 tingeling-dir:
dedic25379.2005-11-24_10.27.37 Fatal error: Socket error from Filed on Include
command: ERR=Connection reset by peer 24-Nov 10:27 tingeling-dir:
dedic25379.2005-11-24_10.27.37 Error: bnet.c:238 Read error from File
daemon:dedic25379.mydomain.se:9102: ERR=Connection reset by peer 24-Nov
10:27 tingeling-dir: dedic25379.2005-11-24_10.27.37 Error: Bacula 1.36.2
(28Feb05): 24-Nov-2005 10:27:40
JobId:
160
Job:
dedic25379.2005-11-24_10.27.37 Backup
Level: Full
(upgraded from Incremental)
Client:
dedic25379-fd
FileSet:
"Dedic25379 Full FileSet" 2005-11-23 02:00:02
Pool:
"Dedic25379-Full-Pool"
Storage:
"File2" Start
time:
24-Nov-2005 10:27:39 End
time:
24-Nov-2005 10:27:40 FD Files
Written: 0 SD Files
Written: 0 FD Bytes
Written: 0 SD Bytes
Written: 0
Rate:
0.0 KB/s Software Compression: None Volume
name(s): Volume Session Id:
2 Volume Session Time: 1132823629 Last
Volume Bytes: 0 Non-fatal FD
errors: 1 SD
Errors:
0 FD termination status: SD termination status:
Waiting on FD
Termination:
*** Backup Error ***
Which is weird since if I check netstat
-an | grep LISTEN on the client I can see that its listening on port
9102
If I try this from the director I get a
connection: telnet dedic25379.mydomain.se 9102
The director and client is on the same switch and
subnet...
All other clients are working fine
though...
I have no idea what's wrong here...
Thanks for your help...
Best Regards
Goran
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