Hi,
The system and db logs doesn't tell me anything about this problem, like 
all the director processes or thread are locked concurrently.
If I restart only bacula-dir without restarting bacula-sd and 16 
bacula-fd the system restart working fine.
Now I have already restarted bacula-dir  and all works fine (I backup 16 
servers, I cannot take it in offline mode or someone kill me this 
evening), so I'm not able to reproduce the error until about 10-15 days.
Last time that I'd got this problem I used top and I didn't find 
anything strange.
But the test with time command will be the first when It will rehappen.
I don't think that the problem is with database, when I connect to 
database with mysql command line to db bacula it works fine and quickly.
One thing:
I've setted for most of my fd 14 days for file and job retention.
One o two fd are setted to 7 days for both file and job retention.
The volume retention period is always setted to 14 days.

I've got sufficient disk space to use only one pool for 7 and 14 days 
retention client backup.

Another thing is the maximum concurrent jobs :
On director = 30
On storage side director configuration file = 60
On storage = 60

Can this parameters gives me this problem?
These are the only parameters that I'm not sure to have understood where 
i've read the manual.
The others i think are correctly configured.
Thank you again
bye


Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 04.07.2007 16:51,, Alfredo Marchini wrote::
>   
>> Hi all,
>> I've installed with rpm, on a Linux Fedora Core 6, a bacula-dir and 
>> bacula-sd daemon.
>> On this server there is also a Mysql-5.0.x server that correctly talks 
>> with bacula daemons.
>> Also there is a RAID-5 partition of a size of 1TB where I save my backups.
>> The server make backups of 16 bacula-fd that I've got in my LAN.
>> I've configured 1 pool with 18 volumes of 50Gb, with a retention period 
>> of 14 days and autoprune and recycle set to yes.
>> All works fine for some days.
>> Today (after some days, but is not the first time) I've noticed that 
>> bacula doesn't run scheduled backup jobs.
>> So I use bconsole and ask status of director, and director is locked, 
>> doesn't give me any answer, and any error.
>> I need to press CTRL+c to quit bconsole, I retry asking the status of 
>> storage, and doesn't give me any answer, and any error.
>> Same behaviour if I ask the status of any of 16 file daemon that I've 
>> configured in my director.
>> I don't know why.
>>     
>
> We'll try to find that out...
>
> It might be a locked-up database, for example. In that case, try a 
> command that doesn't require catalog access, like time.
>
> If that doesn't reply, I'd recommend attaching strace to the DIR 
> processes to see what they're doing (unless you're more comfortable 
> with gdb...)
>
> Also, use df and free to verify the necessary system resources are 
> available (memory and disk space), and check with ps or top and vmstat 
> if any process is using extraordinary amounts of CPU, ram, or I/O 
> capacity.
>
> If 'time' gets you a reply, but anything requiring catalog access 
> doesn't, check for database problems in the database logs or the 
> system logs.
>
> The system logs might tell you about problems anyway, so I recommend 
> having a look at them anyway.
>
>   
>> If you need the director, storage or file-daemon configuration I need to 
>> prepare them, but is not a problem.
>>     
>
> Not yet...
>
> Arno
>
>   


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