19.05.2021, 07:36 Gary R. Schmidt:
On 19/05/2021 14:48, fk+bacula--- via Bacula-users wrote:
Hi there,
I do running a daily incremental backup with a file set of multiple
directories.
The daily incremental backup time fluctuates between 4 and 16 hours,
where are 3 between 10 GB of data collected.
For optimizing the process it would be nice to find out, how many
time the FD has taken for each directory and how many files and size
are send to the SD.
An useful hints to get monitored this?
Thanks for any help, Frank
Fiddling with the code in the file daemon for this probably won't
happen unless there's a massive outcry for it, but you can get the
list of files by running the equivalent file search on the system at
the same time.
Something like "find / -mtime -1 -o -ctime -1" would be a starting point.
Asking the people who are generating the data, "Why is it so?", might
also be helpful.
Thanks, nice idea. I will also try to find out, if I get my answer by
looking into the catalog database. There it should be possible to see
the files of the last inc backup job and then filter and count, grouped
by the directory.
Frank
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