Hi,

I need to do a very large restore - the filesystem in question is 1TB & 
it was about 80% full last I looked.

When I use bacula-console, and ask for a restore of the last backup from 
this client, it generates the initial long list of jobs, starts to build 
the file list, and then hangs (after about 10 of the + marks).

Could this be caused by the machine on which Bacula is running being 
unable to cope with the load of database requests?  (The database itself 
is on another machine, which seems OK; I'm backing up to an 
autochanger.)  Should I just try leaving it even longer?  It seems to 
move at a slow but perceptible speed briefly, then stops.  top shows 
bacula-dir as using 95%+ of CPU & 90%+ of memory; previously when I've 
tried this I've also seen "defunct" bacula-dir processes appearing in 
the process list.

I've restored to this filesystem from Bacula before, but it wasn't so 
full then (& the Bacula 'server' machine wasn't so old!).

Any thoughts/suggestions on how I can get this data back?

I have also tried

bls -V ABK708L "Overland 2000"

to see if I can get a manual listing of the relevant tape (barcode label 
ABK708L), but that takes a long time & then fails saying "/dev/st0 in 
use".  Any thoughts on that?

I'm running 1.36.2 on Debian sarge (I'm aware it's old but it's also 
what's available in sarge!).


Regards,
Juliet

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