On Monday 2016-11-07 11:18:15 Francis The Metman wrote:
> Dear All, I am backing up to disk. Is the compression done on the client
> or server? I have read the info in the Problem Resolution Guide, and
> the manual of course. I have various clients, mainly Linux machines and
> I have compression enabled in the FileSet
Hi!
The compression is done on the client side.
> FileSet {
> Name = "Full FileSet <Client>"
> Include {
> Options {
> compression=GZIP #equiv to level 6 by default
> signature = MD5
> }
> File = /
> File = /boot
> }
>
> Why does this work on my Gentoo Bacula server and a CentOS 7 client, but
> not my Debian based clients (ubuntu, raspberry pi, Linux Mint)? should
> I have /usr/lib/libz.a or similar on the client for this to work?
Maybe you are missing the zlib package or something similar.
I am using raspberrypi with raspberrian with some projects and I can
confirm that the compression works fine there.
You don't need /usr/lib/libz.a in order for the compression to work.
You might need the zlib devel package only if you plan to recompile
bacula yourself.
> What should I have the Plugin Directory = ??? on the server and the
> client? should it be /usr/lib
It depends on your compile time options.
If you don't set the Plugin Directory bacula will use the default
which is /usr/lib64/bacula in my case.
--
Josip Deanovic
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