Hi Radosław,
Re timeout:
It was 120 sec because I used the following plugin configuration (yes, it
was 600 sec by default, I've just decreased it to 120):
Plugin = "kubernetes: debug=1 baculaimage=repo/bacula-backup:04jan23
namespace=some pvcdata pluginhost=kubernetes.server *timeout=120*
verify_
Hello,
pt., 13 sty 2023 o 11:34 Zsolt Kozak napisał(a):
> Hello Radosław,
>
> The Bacula Filedaemon was logging these messages. Then after logging
>
> DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/sslserver.py:193 in handle_connection]
> ConnectionServer:Connection from: ('192.168.XX.YY', 10541)
> DEBUG:[baculak8s/util
Hello Radosław,
The Bacula Filedaemon was logging these messages. Then after logging
DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/sslserver.py:193 in handle_connection]
ConnectionServer:Connection from: ('192.168.XX.YY', 10541)
DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/sslserver.py:145 in gethello] ['Hello',
'KubernetesBackup.2023-01-04_2
Hello,
DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/sslserver.py:193 in handle_connection]
> ConnectionServer:Connection from: ('192.168.XX.YY', 10541)
> DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/sslserver.py:145 in gethello] ['Hello',
> 'KubernetesBackup.2023-01-04_21.05.03_10', '410706']
> DEBUG:[baculak8s/util/token.py:57 in check_auth_
Hi Davide,
Thanks for the -A switch! Still need to learn some more Kubernetes. :)))
So no network policy in the "some" namespace but the -A switch was working.
:)
kubectl get networkpolicy -A
NAMESPACE NAME POD-SELECTOR AGE
calico-apiserver allow-apiserver apiserver
Hello Zsolt,
You’re really welcome
On Thu, 12 Jan 2023 at 16:29 Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> Hello Davide!
>
> I really appreciate your kind help!
>
> kubectl get networkpolicy gave the following:
>
>
> "No resources found in default namespace."
>
>
This is because network policies CR are relative to t
Hello Davide!
I really appreciate your kind help!
kubectl get networkpolicy gave the following:
"No resources found in default namespace."
Actually I've tried to run the Kubernetes plugin in a so-called "some"
namespace, but there is no networkpolicy in "some" NS neither. (I've
changed the na
Hello Zsolt,
Indeed, the NetworkPolicy you've provided doesn't seem to be involved in
the issue your facing.
Let's keep trying to figure out what's going on with your setup
Could you run these commands below
kubectl get networkpolicy
and if you get some result, run
kubectl describe networkpo
Hi,
Are you using some kind of network policy within your cluster ?
Best,
Davide
On Wed, 11 Jan 2023 at 10:53 Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> Hello Davide!
>
> I am running the File Daemon on the master node, on the control plane.
> It's Kubernetes vanilla, version 1.25.4.
> No, the master node is runni
Hi!
Yes, but only one tiny:
kind: NetworkPolicy
apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1
metadata:
name: allow-apiserver
namespace: calico-apiserver
ownerReferences:
- apiVersion: operator.tigera.io/v1
kind: APIServer
name: default
controller: true
blockOwnerDeletion: tr
Hello Davide!
I am running the File Daemon on the master node, on the control plane. It's
Kubernetes vanilla, version 1.25.4.
No, the master node is running on the same subnet as the workers.
It should be some network issue, I think.
Best regards,
Zsolt
On Wed, Jan 11, 2023 at 8:45 AM Davide F.
Hello Kozak,
I haven’t tried k8s plugin but let me try to understand what could be the
root cause of your problem.
Could you explain further point 1 please ?
On which node are you running the file daemon ?
Which version / flavor of Kubernetes are you using ?
Is it Kubernetes vanilla ? OpenShift
Hello,
I have some problems with backuping Kubernetes PVCs with Bacula Kubernetes
Plugin. (I have asked it on bacula-users mailing list but got no answer.)
I am using the latest 13.0.1 Bacula from the community builds on Debian
Bullseye hosts.
Backuping only the Kubernetes objects except Persist
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