Hi Bill,

Sorry, but I have omitted the complete result of my ls command in
/zf/Backup. Here is all the result:

 ls /zfs/Backup/
diario0009      diario0015      diario0021      diario0027      diario0033
    diario0052      diario0065      diario0071      diario0077
diario0083      mensal0050      semanal0008      semanal0044
diario0009.add  diario0015.add  diario0021.add  diario0027.add
diario0033.add  diario0052.add  diario0065.add  diario0071.add
diario0077.add  diario0083.add  mensal0050.add  semanal0008.add
semanal0044.add
diario0010      diario0016      diario0022      diario0028      diario0038
    diario0053      diario0066      diario0072      diario0078
mensal0004      mensal0056      semanal0034      semanal0045
diario0010.add  diario0016.add  diario0022.add  diario0028.add
diario0038.add  diario0053.add  diario0066.add  diario0072.add
diario0078.add  mensal0005      mensal0056.add  semanal0034.add
semanal0045.add
diario0011      diario0017      diario0023      diario0029      diario0039
    diario0054      diario0067      diario0073      diario0079
mensal0007      mensal0057      semanal0035      semanal0047
diario0011.add  diario0017.add  diario0023.add  diario0029.add
diario0039.add  diario0054.add  diario0067.add  diario0073.add
diario0079.add  mensal0007.add  mensal0057.add  semanal0035.add
semanal0047.add
diario0012      diario0018      diario0024      diario0030      diario0043
    diario0055      diario0068      diario0074      diario0080
mensal0036      mensal0058      semanal0040      semanal0048
diario0012.add  diario0018.add  diario0024.add  diario0030.add
diario0043.add  diario0055.add  diario0068.add  diario0074.add
diario0080.add  mensal0036.add  mensal0058.add  semanal0040.add
semanal0048.add
diario0013      diario0019      diario0025      diario0031      diario0046
    diario0062      diario0069      diario0075      diario0081
mensal0037      mensal0059      semanal0041      semanal0061
diario0013.add  diario0019.add  diario0025.add  diario0031.add
diario0046.add  diario0062.add  diario0069.add  diario0075.add
diario0081.add  mensal0037.add  mensal0059.add  semanal0041.add
semanal0061.add
diario0014      diario0020      diario0026      diario0032      diario0051
    diario0063      diario0070      diario0076      diario0082
mensal0049      mensal0060      semanal0042      semanal0064
diario0014.add  diario0020.add  diario0026.add  diario0032.add
diario0051.add  diario0063.add  diario0070.add  diario0076.add
diario0082.add  mensal0049.add  mensal0060.add  semanal0042.add
semanal0064.add
root@bkp:~#

Thus, the metada and aligne data are present.

I suspect that you have recently tried to change from normal File Volumes
to
Aligned volumes ... Yes

... but have not restarted the SD yet ... I had already restarted

Now, I add Aligned Device in media type:

Device {
  Name = FileStorageAligned
  Device Type = Aligned
  Media Type = File1
  Archive Device = /zfs/Backup
  *Aligned Device = /zfs/Backup*
  LabelMedia = yes;
  Random Access = Yes;
  AutomaticMount = yes;
  RemovableMedia = no;
  AlwaysOpen = no;
  Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 1 #Não pode ser maior do que 1 para a
deduplicacao
  Minimum Block Size=0k
  Maximum Block Size=128k
  File Alignment=128k
  Padding Size=512
  Minimum Aligned Size=4096
}

However the problem continues:

Running Jobs:
Console connected at 11-abr-19 14:07
 JobId  Type Level     Files     Bytes  Name              Status
======================================================================
  1879  Back Full          0         0  DNS-BackupDiario is waiting for a
mount request
====

Do you have any other idea ?

Best regards,

Márcio Bacci


Em qui, 11 de abr de 2019 às 12:50, Bill Arlofski <waa-bac...@revpol.com>
escreveu:

> On 4/10/19 9:08 PM, Marcio Demetrio Bacci wrote:
> >
> > part of my Job log:
> > 0-abr 17:09 bkp-dir JobId 1852: Start Backup JobId 1852,
> > Job=dns-BackupDiario.2019-04-10_17.09.10_05
> > 10-abr 17:09 bkp-dir JobId 1852: Using Device "FileStorageAligned" to
> write.
> > 10-abr 17:09 bkp-sd JobId 1852: Please mount append Volume "diario0033"
> or
> > label a new one for:
> >      Job:          dns-BackupDiario.2019-04-10_17.09.10_05
> >      Storage:      "FileStorageAligned" (/zfs/Backup)
> >      Pool:         PorDia
> >      Media type:   File1
> >
> >
> > I really don't know the reason of this problem and searched a lot in the
> > Internet, but is very difficult to find the solution.
> >
> > Apparently looks like OK for me:
> >
>
> Hello Marico...
>
> Actually this does not look good. :)
>
> Bacula knows about (and wants) some volume called "diario0033"... However,
> this file volume exists in the catalog, but it does *not* exist on disk in
> your /zfs/Backup directory as demonstrated by your "ls" output here:
> ----8<----
>  > mount (disks OK)
>  > zfs on /zfs type zfs (rw,xattr,noacl)
>  > zfs/Backup on /zfs/Backup type zfs (rw,xattr,noacl)
>  >
>  > ls /zfs/Backup/ (volumes OK)
>  > diario0009      diario0015
> ----8<----
>
> What this means is that someone (or something) has physically deleted the
> diario0033 bacula file volume from the /zfs/Backup directory.
>
>
> To clean things up, let's tke a few steps:
>
> - In bconsole list all volumes that Bacula knows about (in catalog)
>
> * list media pool=PorDia
>
> Compare that list to the ls /zfs/Backup directory. ANY volume that is
> listed
> in the bconsole "list media" command that *does not* exist in the 'ls
> /zfs/Backup' output needs to be deleted from the catalog:
>
> - In bconsole:
>
> * delete volume=xxxx
>
>
> Now, your pools, and devices are properly configured to auto create and
> label
> new volumes as necessary:
>
> - Pools have "LabelFormat = xxx"
> - Devices have "LabelMedia = yes"
>
>
>
> However, I think there are some other issues here.
>
> - Your devices with MediaType=file1 are configured as "DeviceType =
> Aligned",
> and I see that the directory /zfs/Backups is configured as the
> "ArchiveDevice
> = /zfs/Backup" (which is where the Aligned META DATA volumes go), but I DO
> NOT
> see an "AlignedDevice = /path/to/some/deduping/storage" line in your
> Device..
> This is where the aligned Data volumes are written to...
>
> I suspect that you have recently tried to change from normal File Volumes
> to
> Aligned volumes but have not restarted the SD yet because by default the
> AlignedDevice directory defaults to the same Directory as the
> ArchiveDevice
> directory...  And.... If this were working based on your pasted SD config,
> there should be the following files in the /zfs/Backup directory:
> ----8<----
> diario0009       # Metadata
> diario0009.add   # Aligned Data
>
> diario0015       # Metadata
> diario0015.add   # Aligned Data
> ----8<----
>
> Hopefully this gets your started in the right direction...
>
> Please come back with questions or comments...
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Bill
>
>
> --
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>
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