Hi,
I'm trying to get bacula 1.36.3-1 working with my Tape Autoloader Adic Faststor
7
. When I use the the steps for testing my drive from the bacula manual (Testing
Your Tape Drive With Bacula) i only get the message
input/output error or operation not permitted
Is there anyone who got the Ad
I do not think it works with a wildcard like the Apache include
@/etc/bacula/servers/* <-- Bacula
Include /vhosts/* <--Apache
yes, no, maybe?
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Grant Della Vecchia
System Administrator
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> On Thu, 12 May 2005 14:05:30 -0400, Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Grant> Can you use those includes for anything?
Grant> Meaning includes for jobs, clients, filesets?
Yes -- it is just textual insertion (like #include in C, except that the @
doesn't have to be at start of a line).
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Hello,
David Marcin wrote:
Bacula exits unexpectedly, the only thing I can think of is that the
database has somehow become corrupted in such a way to kill the
director.
Yes, it is the output of running bacula-dir from the command line, in
the foreground, with debug level 99 (manual said higher is
Hi,
Mathieu wrote:
I seem to be having problems with the restore using the directory tree.
Everytime I try to restore using the directory tree, I get the following
message,
for example.
Building directory tree for JobId 765 ...
1 Job, 0 files inserted into the tree.
Is it possible that the files a
Hello,
I have Bacula configured on a Redhat Linux server with an SCSI attached
VXA 1x10 Autoloader (1 drive 10 slots).
My questions is how can I tell what tape it is going to use next, or can
I set the order, or does it just go sequentially?
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Thank you,
Grant Della Vecchia
System Administrator
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Can you use those includes for anything?
Meaning includes for jobs, clients, filesets?
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Sorry to "spam" the list, but just wanted to write a followup to my previous
mails (in case someone else experiences the same problems).
I've restarted bextract with '-p' option, and I got backup files back. No
errors were printed, it just mentioned at the end "bextract Error: 5 block
read erro
On Thu, 2005-05-12 at 17:12 +0100, Nuno JordÃo wrote:
>
>
> - Is it possible to change the director configuration with out
> restarting the services? Itâs annoying to have to stop long backups to
> create a new job.
Use the bconsole problem and type 'reload' at the prompt.
>
> - Is there a wa
Slartibartfast> I have bacula 1.34.2 running as Director, Storage and
Slartibartfast> Client on a Pent IV 3Ghz running CentOS 3.4.
Slartibartfast> Did fill tests with an Overland LoaderXpress LTO2
Slartibartfast> drive. The drive maxed at 27MB/s transfer rate.
How did you do your fill tests? J
Hello,
I have a few questions whose answers I didn’t
found in the documentation. I’m sorry if they are there and I didn’t
saw them.
- Is it possible to change the director configuration
with out restarting the services? It’s annoying to have to stop long backups
to create a new job.
I know that the spool directory is safe to clear out when Bacula isn't
running, but what about the working directory?
Perhaps temporrary directory cleanouts should be added to the
startup/shutdown scripts. :)
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I apologize for posting again, but just noticed that bextract has '-p' switch,
which I will try shortly and see what happens (will take a while
though :).
If you have any other suggestions (related to my previous mail), let me know.
Thanks once again.
Vanja
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I've started using (well, more like testing) Bacula few weeks ago.
Last night, machine where Bacula was running had a hard disk crash, and I've
lost all the bacula config files and MySQL database.
I have bacula backup file on another hard disk in the same machine, but I can't
even boot into Lin
Get the following error after a restore that seems to take along time for
9GB.
"207 non-supported data streams"
Any idea what or where I should be looking to sort this out?
TIA
Jason
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I seem to be having problems with the restore using the directory tree.
Everytime I try to restore using the directory tree, I get the following
message,
for example.
Building directory tree for JobId 765 ...
1 Job, 0 files inserted into the tree.
0 files ??? impossible. I used the "Enter a lis
I believe there's a similar option named, ClientRunBeforeJob and
ClientRunAfterJob. It should be in the user manual.
le dahut wrote:
I want to stop some services before launching the backup, how can I make
RunBeforeJob and RunafterJob run on the client (not on the director) ?
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On Thu, 2005-05-12 at 05:19, Nicolai E M Plum wrote:
> Slartibartfast writes:
> > I have bacula 1.34.2 running as Director, Storage and Client on a Pent
> > IV 3Ghz running CentOS 3.4.
> >
> > Did fill tests with an Overland LoaderXpress LTO2 drive. The drive
> > maxed at 27MB/s transfer rate.
I want to stop some services before launching the backup, how can I make
RunBeforeJob and RunafterJob run on the client (not on the director) ?
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I'm sure this is better at the list...
And I still don't see the output from ./configure.
If there isn't any output configure does not actually do anything, which
would, of course, be a problem itself, but until now I always got some
messages from configure.
Arno
Original Message --
I am running bacula server on Solaris 9 Sparc. I downloaded the code
from blastwave.org and it is installed in /opt/csw/...
I share out /opt/csw to all our clients.
My question is can bacula work this way. /opt/csw has both the server
and client. Will this setup present any conflicts?
Thanks
R
Slartibartfast writes:
> I have bacula 1.34.2 running as Director, Storage and Client on a Pent
> IV 3Ghz running CentOS 3.4.
>
> Did fill tests with an Overland LoaderXpress LTO2 drive. The drive
> maxed at 27MB/s transfer rate.
>
> Same drive connected to a Sun v240 running Solaris 9 got 15M
Hi
I have several Pools including those called "Daily1" (for daily
incrementals), "Weekly1" (for weekly full backups) and "Monthly1" (for
monthly full backups). I'm having a problem trying to force the use of the
Monthly1 pool for a full backup; I keep getting the Weekly1 pool instead,
like this:
earlier in the build output :
"cannot find -lstdc++"
urpmi libstdc++5-static-devel solved the problem.
Le jeudi 12 mai 2005 à 10:35 +0200, le dahut a écrit :
> Hi,
> While trying to build bacula RPM from bacula-1.36.3-1.src.rpm downloaded
> today, I got this error message :
>
> """
> make[1]:
My DB had those indexes already. Here is what I have ATM:
--Snip--
mysql> show indexes from File \G
*** 1. row ***
Table: File
Non_unique: 0
Key_name: PRIMARY
Seq_in_index: 1
Column_name: FileId
Collation: A
Cardinality: 1
I just updated to 1.36.3 and left it running. It's immediately attempted
to start backing up the last few missed sessions and has wedged.
Did anyone come up with a solution to processes piling up and the backups
stalling or not?
AB
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Another things you want to change in a default MySQL installation
is the max size of the tables - especially if you're like me and
backup a *lot* of files then the "File" table will run into
a 2/4GB limit quite quickly...
For details, see:
http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/000796.html
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Hi,
While trying to build bacula RPM from bacula-1.36.3-1.src.rpm downloaded
today, I got this error message :
"""
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/RPM/BUILD/bacula-1.36.3/src/tools'
+ cd src/filed
+ strip static-bacula-fd
strip: static-bacula-fd: No such file or directory
"""
Someone has an
Hi Ronan,
Did you add some indices manually to your mySQL db? Looks like the first
(concurrent) jobs run fast until the first finishes and updates the DB.
If the DB structure is still unmodified since Installation, this could be
the problem - but I'm not sure.
These changes can (should) be made
Hi,
While console ACLs seem to work somehow, I could not find a way to limit
the destination when restoring a job. Well in my example below it uses
restore-my but still I can modify restore-my to restore to any directory I
want (and thus posing a problem if the machine is shared among users).
Als
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