On 06/17/2010 06:29 PM, ekke85 wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> This is more for the record then anything else. I manage to sort this out by
> the looks of things.
> First off I thought it must be something with the server so I replaced the
> server with an IBM xSiers 346 which has 2 quad core cpu's(Intel(R) Xeon(TM)
> CPU 2.80GHz) and 8GB of RAM. Installed Bacula 5.0.2 and kicked off a backup.
> Yet again after about 4 hours it ram out of memory and started killing off
> services.
> Then I found something about batch processing that Bacula does and this takes
> up a lot of memory trough mysql. I recompiled it and disabled batch
> processing with(--disable-batch-insert). It has now been backingup for 13
> hours with no problem.
> It is a bit slow(23mb/sec), but that is something ill look into later, or if
> someone has any suggestion please send them.
>
> Thanks for all your help guys!
>
> ekke85
>
As previously mentionned .. third reply to this thread ...
And as / is mounted ro I also suspect the batch-enabled creating a too big file
somewhere in /tmp that fill's up your /
causing all the trouble. as 11TB is lot's of file I suppose.
So I would put all /tmp /var/tmp ( usually I symling of them ) to somewhere
with a lot's of place ...
And I would perharps apply the same recipe to the spool place ...
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