On May 29, 2007, at 1:29 PM, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 5/29/2007 7:38 PM, Joseph Wright wrote:
>> I went from having a device which interleaved jobs from various
>> clients to having separate devices for each client, although they are
>> all using the same storage pool.
>
> This is probably one area where the recent improvements to the
> reservation system might help... which version of Bacula do you run?
2.0.3
>
>> Now there are occasions where a job
>> tries to create a new volume that another job has already created.
>> Instead of skipping the attempt and making a new volume, which it
>> seems like it should do, the whole job fails like so:
>>
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: End of medium on Volume "dss07-0010"
>> Bytes=21,474,815,222 Blocks=332,881 at 29-May-2007 09:46.
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: vl1-001-root.2007-05-28_22.41.14 Warning:
>> Volume "dss07-0011" not on device "vl1-001-device" (/spac
>> e/backup/vl1-001).
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: Marking Volume "dss07-0011" in Error in
>> Catalog.
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: vl1-001-root.2007-05-28_22.41.14 Warning:
>> Volume "dss07-0011" not on device "vl1-001-device" (/spac
>> e/backup/vl1-001).
>>
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: Marking Volume "dss07-0011" in Error in
>> Catalog.
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: vl1-001-root.2007-05-28_22.41.14 Error: Could
>> not open device "vl1-001-device" (/space/backup/vl1-001): ERR=dev.c:
>> 483 Could not open: /space/backup/vl1-001/dss07-0011, ERR=No such
>> file or directory
>>
>> 29-May 09:46 dss07-sd: Job write elapsed time = 11:05:36, Transfer
>> rate = 1.072 M bytes/second
>> 29-May 09:46 vp1-001-client: vl1-001-root.2007-05-28_22.41.14 Fatal
>> error: backup.c:873 Network send error to SD. ERR=Broken pipe
>> 29-May 09:47 dssdir01-director: vl1-001-root.2007-05-28_22.41.14
>> Error: Bacula 2.0.3 (06Mar07): 29-May-2007 09:47:02
>>
>> The broken pipe seems strange since the other jobs continue to run,
>
> I guess this is just a symptom of serious confusion in Bacula :-)
>
>> and I can reach it doing 'status storage' in bconsole.
>>
>> This is how my Pool is defined:
>>
>> Pool {
>> Name = dss07-pool
>> Pool Type = Backup
>> LabelFormat = dss07-
>> AutoPrune = yes
>> Volume Retention = 14 days
>> Maximum Volume Bytes = 21474836480
>> Recycle = yes
>
> You probably want to limit the number of volumes in that pool, because
> otherwise volumes will not be recycled but Bacula will forever try to
> create a new one.
>
I thought that it would start recycling after the volume retention
period was over.
> Arno
>
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I suppose the easiest solution for the whole problem is just creating
separate pools for each client?
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()_() Joseph Wright
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