Hi All,
I'm a long time bacula adherent, and for the first time find myself stumped
with a data storage problem, I hope someone on the list can help.
I'm running a fairly small site, HP 8x1 LTO3 supporting 12 clients for full
disaster recovery.
One of my heaviest use clients just moved to a new network segment, and was
causing huge delays and poor tape performance due to a bad network bottle
neck.
I re-enabled Data and Attribute spooling for all my clients, and the drive
now happily writes out its large chunks and is no longer trying to chew up
tapes.
But the catch, my average volume capacity has gone from ~760G to ~580G ....
Where is the other 25% of my volume ?
I'm recording the same data, on the same tapes, but getting less
compression.
The change was:
JobDefs {
<>
Full Backup Pool = Offline
Differential Backup Pool = Diff
Priority = 10
38,39c38,39
< #SpoolData = yes
< #Spool Size = 10G
---
> SpoolData = yes
> Spool Size = 10G
#Max Run Time = 6h
Incremental Max Run Time = 3h
Max Full Interval = 60d
<>
}
Many thanks,
Bill Nolan
E. kb2...@gmail.com
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