Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Thursday 05 January 2006 23:51, Brian Keifer wrote:
Hey, all.
We're seeing one of our Bacula machines acting up in a very strange manner.
The below error occurs when a one of our machines tries to back itself up.
It's a Red Hat Enterprise Linux machine. Initially, it was running Bacula
1.36.1. I upgraded to 1.38.3 in the hopes that this was a bug that had
already been fixed, but we're seeing the same results under 1.38.3. I've
also tried both full and incremental backups - both behave the same.
The director, storage daemon, and file daemon are all on the same machine.
There are no iptables rules whatsoever on the machine, aside from the
default-to-accept rules. When I do a 'status client' from the console
while the job is running, it's always stuck very early on:
Running Jobs:
JobId 440 Job server.2006-01-05_16.36.41 is running.
Backup Job started: 05-Jan-06 16:36
Files=497 Bytes=16,452 Bytes/sec=22
Files Examined=505
Processing file: /dev/cciss/c0d6
SDReadSeqNo=5 fd=7
Director connected at: 05-Jan-06 16:48
I suspect that there is something broken with the file /dev/cciss/c0d6
and that you should do a stat on that file to see what it is. Possibly you
could exclude it from the backup as a workaround, and make sure you don't
explicitly include that file in the backup, because if it is a FIFO, bacula
will hang forever on it.
Unfortunately, that wasn't it. I tried an incremental backup (the
original was
a full) and it hung on a completely different file. It's the httpd.conf file
this time, and there's nothing wrong with that file as far as I can tell.
-Brian
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