Martin Simmons wrote: > Is it still transfering any data or does it just stop dead? If the data > transfer rate you see is the average then it could be the latter. > Looks like no data is transferred after the last file, however the rate slowly reduces over the span of a few hours. > If it stops dead then you need to find out what it is waiting for. It might > be an external resource or some kind of deadlock bug. > > What do status director, status storage and storage client report? > Will let you know tomorrow... > Also, you could attach gdb to each daemon and run the gdb command > Can you explain in a little more detail how I use gdb in this case, I use RHEL5 so run the services as #service bacula-dir/sd/fd restart etc, can I simply revert to the manual method... > thread apply all bt > > to try to find out what all the threads are doing. > Is this part of the gdb command?
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