On Wed, May 12, 2010 13:56, Richard Scobie wrote:
> I installed 3.0.3 a month or so prior to 5.0.0 being released, with a
> view to using bat for restores, as it made life much easier for
> commandline-phobes, and it performed very well.
>
> It was then updated to 5.0.1 and restores of anything more than a
> handfull of files became unusably slow. I noted all the discussion from
> others seeing similar effects which largely seemed to be caused by extra
> mysql indexes having been added - something I had not done. Incorrect
> mysql tuning was also blamed.
>
> I then saw a comment by someone who said that it was slow in bat but OK
> using bconsole and I have just completed the following tests:
[SNIP]
I haven't yet upgraded to 5.x (frankly the problem level is too high for
my liking) and am still on 3.0.3, Solaris 10, CoolStack MySQL 5.1.30
64-bit, carefully munged bacula configure script to compile 64-bit
DIR/SD/FD and use shared libraries.
I built a 32-bit bat using the bacula-supplied Qt, (again modifying
configure to use it).
Running DB/SD/DIR on the same box, I ran bat and set up a restore all of
~100,000 files, it took maybe a second for each phase.
I think I'll hold off updating for a bit longer. Sigh.
Cheers,
Gary B-)
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