Re: [Bacula-users] Fwd: maximum concurrent job not functioning as expected

[Massimo Cavallini]

Hi John,

please check the attached image: you mean that, to have sd1 and sd2  
working in concurrency, we must only use pool 1 and not pool 2  
(modifying the pool of changer connected to sd2 to pool 1)?

Thank you.
Kindest regards
        Max


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On Sep 28, 2009, at 11:10 PM, John Drescher wrote:
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 4:48 PM, Free BSD <free...@vfemail.net> wrote:
John Drescher wrote:
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 1:46 PM, Free BSD <free...@vfemail.net>  
wrote:

Dear List Members

I have Bacula up and running, which is working fine, except for  
one issue.


Are all jobs going to the same pool. Remember bacula can only load a
single volume at a time per storage device.


Also please post

status dir

and

status stor

John



Dear John

Thanks for the response. the answer is NO, all jobs have their
individual pools, and the pools are distributed into two network
attached storages. Definitions are on a single SD, in the same box,  
and
the FD is on the same box as well. The SD referes to two different NAS
servers -- both mounted to this same box via smb, and the jobs are
distributed between these two NAS via two sets of job definitions. All
the jobs  have their own set of difinitions for Job, Pool and Fileset.

I am looking at this with a bit of surprise, since it is taking sooooo
long to finish -- ideally if they ran simultaneously they would have
finished long ago, but because they are doing one after another, even
one day's incremental backup is not finishing on time!

Any other place I should be looking at?

Since only 1 volume (and thus pool) can be loaded at a time in a
single SD, you will have no concurrency unless you add more than 1
storage device.

John



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