I use bacula 2.2.5 on a debian Etch server (recent update).
clients are debian Etch or sarge with same version of bacula client
MySql server is used - version 5.0 (Etch stable package)
I had no error during the compilation.
during backup, under bconsole, if I do a "status dir", I can see that the
status of the client is "is in unknow state"
if I do a status client=name-of-this-client, the client answer that there is no
job running, and that the job finished successfully.
under a shell, I can see that MySql take 99% of the cpu
and a nestat -an show:
tcp 0 0 192.168.200.19:9101 192.168.200.19:43174 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 192.168.200.19:43174 192.168.200.19:9101 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 192.168.200.19:49926 192.168.200.19:9103 TIME_WAIT
tcp 9 0 192.168.200.19:41945 192.168.200.19:9103 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 192.168.200.19:56060 192.168.200.215:9102 TIME_WAIT
tcp 1 0 192.168.200.19:55688 192.168.200.215:9102 CLOSE_WAIT
some times, the job finish, and some times the job stay like this (with the cpu
in use). I tried to let it like this, to see if the job will finish - but It
can stay like this during one day without terminate anything.
If I try to cancel the job, it doesn't work either (job stay with the "cancel"
state and mysql still use 99% of the cpu)
When it is like this, I have to stop bacula and restart mysql to have a chance
to do something later.
It doesn't happens always with the same client - so I think I have an issue
with the server - but I really don't know what.
I checked the mysql database (repair command), and I have no issue with the
databases (mysql or bacula).
on this bacula server, I backup 50 clients, it takes 1 To and backup used to
finish during the night. Because of this strange new behavior, it doesn't work
anymore like this.
any ideas ?
thanks
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