> > 07.11.2007 02:41,, Doug Sampson wrote:: > > > I am testing the restore function of Bacula 2.2.5 on > > FreeBSD 6.2 and in the > > > process of restoring ~20,000 files recursively from the > > /var directory, I am > > > seeing numerous error messages as follows: > > > > > > <..snip..> > > > 06-Nov 17:37 aries-fd JobId 2326: Warning: restore.c:588 > > Can't restore ACL > > > of > > > > > /tmp/bacula-restores/var/db/portsnap/files/49aef80a863cf2a80ab > > 801b5f23f311d4 > > > d005adb8a96f5477bb50deef559fc75.gz > > > > Which file system is that? I suspect it's ZFS - ZFS ACLs are not > > exactly supported at the moment. As far as I know, as long as you > > don't use ACLs, there's nothing to be feared. Attila Fülöp wrote > > > > "Just a few further notes: Unless you are using ACL on your zfs your > > data schould be save. You just have to live with the annoying error > > messages. You can check for this: "find /zfs_mount_point > -acl" prints > > all files with ACL, "ls -V file_with_acl" show the associated ACL." > > > > He has a possible patch to fully support ZFS, but that needs > > work. See > > the thread "solaris zfs" in the list archives... > > > > The file system on this FreeBSD machine is UFS2. Default file > system as with > all FreeBSD machines. So it isn't the ZFS file system, what > is causing these > errors? >
I haven't heard anything on this issue thus far. Anybody? > > > <..snip..> > > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/bacula-restores# tail /var/log/messages > > > Nov 6 17:23:16 aries postgres[24308]: [11-1] ERROR: unrecognized > > > configuration parameter "standard_conforming_strings" > > > Nov 6 17:25:41 aries postgres[24316]: [11-1] ERROR: unrecognized > > > configuration parameter "standard_conforming_strings" > > > Nov 6 17:26:11 aries postgres[24316]: [12-1] ERROR: table > > "delcandidates" > > > does not exist > > > Nov 6 17:26:11 aries postgres[24316]: [13-1] ERROR: index > > "delinx1" does > > > not exist > > > Nov 6 17:26:11 aries postgres[24316]: [14-1] ERROR: index > > "delinx1" does > > > not exist > > > Nov 6 17:30:35 aries postgres[24328]: [11-1] ERROR: unrecognized > > > configuration parameter "standard_conforming_strings" > > > Nov 6 17:37:44 aries postgres[24328]: [12-1] ERROR: table > > "delcandidates" > > > does not exist > > > Nov 6 17:37:44 aries postgres[24328]: [13-1] ERROR: index > > "delinx1" does > > > not exist > > > Nov 6 17:37:44 aries postgres[24328]: [14-1] ERROR: index > > "delinx1" does > > > not exist > > > > > > Is the Bacula database corrupted? Why aren't the ACLs not > > being restored? > > > > The catalog thing is a different problem. Which version of > Bacula do > > you run, and which PostgreSQL version? You should check the version > > requirements, or perhaps verify that your catalog holds all > > the tables > > and indexes needed. Just compare what the script to create > the tables > > does, and what you actually have in your catalog. > > > > Bacula 2.2.5 and PGSQL 7.4.18. I am seeing the same errors on another > FreeBSD 6.2 machine with Bacula 2.2.5 and PGSQL 8.0.14 > installed. Oh, and > both machines are legacy machines- both used to run 5.x > version of FreeBSD > with older version of Bacula (version 1.3x.x) prior to being > upgraded where > they are now (through upgrades-- not fresh installs). I've > gone through each > iterations of the Bacula software (1.36, 1.38, 2.0 and now > 2.2 with the same > database on each of these two machines. I was really sure > that the data came > through ok so far but... > > Um, I will need to review the script. > I poked around on various scripts at /usr/local/share/bacula and cannot find any scripts having anything to do with the table "delcandidates" and index "delinx1". Can someone point me toward the correct script? BTW, I've upgraded to PGSQL 8.2.5. ~Doug ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Bacula-users mailing list Bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-users
