On 14 January 2011 20:18, Martin Simmons <mar...@lispworks.com> wrote:
> It sounds like you have some large files which compress a lot.
>
Nah, I don't think that is the case. I know what are those files and those
are mainly small, tiny files like emails, small log files.
Have a look at below's output.
*14-Jan 02:38 tic.XXXXXX-fd JobId 1138: Disallowed filesystem. Will not
descend from / into /sys*
*14-Jan 02:38 donkey.XXXXXX-sd JobId 1138: Job write elapsed time =
00:31:03, Transfer rate = 137.8 K Bytes/second*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.XXXXXX-dir JobId 1138: Bacula
bacula-dir01.XXXXXX-dir 5.0.3 (04Aug10): 14-Jan-2011 02:38:12*
* Build OS: i686-redhat-linux-gnu redhat *
* JobId: 1138*
* Job: tic_FS.2011-01-14_02.05.00_06*
* Backup Level: Incremental, since=2011-01-13 02:05:03*
* Client: "tic.XXXXXX-fd" 5.0.3 (04Aug10)
x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu,redhat,*
* FileSet: "tic FileSet" 2010-09-24 12:13:23*
* Pool: "pws Pool" (From Job resource)*
* Catalog: "PWS" (From Client resource)*
* Storage: "pws.Storage" (From Pool resource)*
* Scheduled time: 14-Jan-2011 02:05:00*
* Start time: 14-Jan-2011 02:05:03*
* End time: 14-Jan-2011 02:38:12*
* Elapsed time: 33 mins 9 secs*
* Priority: 10*
* FD Files Written: 4,141*
* SD Files Written: 4,141*
* FD Bytes Written: 40,119,463,364 (40.11 GB)*
* SD Bytes Written: 256,785,265 (256.7 MB)*
* Rate: 20170.7 KB/s*
* Software Compression: 0.7 %*
* VSS: no*
* Encryption: yes*
* Accurate: yes*
* Volume name(s): pws-0018*
* Volume Session Id: 220*
* Volume Session Time: 1291420212*
* Last Volume Bytes: 25,503,971,841 (25.50 GB)*
* Non-fatal FD errors: 0*
* SD Errors: 0*
* FD termination status: OK*
* SD termination status: OK*
* Termination: Backup OK*
*
*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.timedout.org-dir JobId 1138: Begin pruning Jobs
older than 14 days .*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.timedout.org-dir JobId 1138: Pruned 2 Jobs for
client tic.timedout.org-fd from catalog.*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.timedout.org-dir JobId 1138: Begin pruning Jobs.*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.timedout.org-dir JobId 1138: No Files found to
prune.*
*14-Jan 02:38 bacula-dir01.timedout.org-dir JobId 1138: End auto prune.*
Now the bit that is particularly interesting to me is:
* FD Bytes Written: 40,119,463,364 (40.11 GB)*
* SD Bytes Written: 256,785,265 (256.7 MB) *
Nothing has been written to the FD. FD was being read during the backup
time only. And the amount shown as "SD Bytes Written" is what I would
expect this incremental backup to take. Now the question is why Bacula is
now showing this in the "list jobs" or "status client" commands?
Thanks for follow-up.
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