Hi All,
Can I build the rescue disk for Version 1.36.2? I can't seem to find reference
on where to get the source and build scripts to create a rescue disk for pre
1.37. A pointer in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Silas
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Joe Stump wrote:
> Is it possible to erase a label on a tape without having to run mt - f
> /dev/st0 erase? It's taking about 10 years to erase my tape. Also, is
> there a way to have bacula do some sort of auto labeling?
Ask yourself what you want to accomplish here. Do you want to logically
"e
I've got a job that estimates without any issues, but the job itself
fails. Here are some log output:
12-Aug 12:12 camus-dir: Start Backup JobId 149, Job=JoeLaptop.
2005-08-12_12.09.02
12-Aug 12:13 vivian-fd: JoeLaptop.2005-08-12_12.09.02 Fatal error:
Failed to connect to Storage daemon: cam
Joe Stump wrote:
Is it possible to erase a label on a tape without having to run mt - f
/dev/st0 erase? It's taking about 10 years to erase my tape. Also, is
mt -f /dev/st0 weof
there a way to have bacula do some sort of auto labeling?
Look for "LabelMedia" and "LabelFormat" in the docume
This is the command i used last time to do autolabelling using the already
existing tape-labels (i hope that is what you asked)
(please test it first)
echo -e "label barcodes \n2 \ny " | ./bconsole
THIS IS THE OUTPUT
Connecting to Director head:9101
1000 OK: head-dir Version: 1.36.1 (26 N
Is it possible to erase a label on a tape without having to run mt -
f /dev/st0 erase? It's taking about 10 years to erase my tape. Also,
is there a way to have bacula do some sort of auto labeling?
Thanks!
--Joe
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http://www.joestump.net
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Yeah, I know. I recently changed from weekly backups to
every-other-weekly backups, and haven't yet changed the retention
periods. Anyway, I want them short for now, so that I'm sure they're
not affecting this problem with my automatic pruning.
Phil Stracchino wrote:
Cameron Dale wrote:
Cameron Dale wrote:
> Yes I am.
>
> bacula-dir.conf: File Retention = 30 days# 30 days
> bacula-dir.conf: Job Retention = 50 days # six months
> bacula-dir.conf: Volume Retention = 14 days # one year
You're aware that whichever of those is *shortest* is the one
Thomas E. Ruth wrote:
> I havn't been able to automate a restore completely within bacula for
> DB2 databases, but I've gotten close. The bacula restore process
> creates a FIFO with only root permissions but doesn't change the
> permissions of the actual fifo file until data starts restoring to i
Yes I am.
bacula-dir.conf: File Retention = 30 days # 30 days
bacula-dir.conf: Job Retention = 50 days # six months
bacula-dir.conf: Volume Retention = 14 days # one year
Phil Stracchino wrote:
Cameron Dale wrote:
Hi,
I run a 30-tape rotation
Cameron Dale wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I run a 30-tape rotation for backups, with 14-day retention periods.
> This leaves about 2/3 of the tapes available for backups at any given
> time. However, when all the tapes go to status Full, and automatic
> pruning occurs, it seems like some of the tapes get skip
Hi Silas,
I understand it is possible to use one pool for multiple
jobs/schedules/levels. But the reason why I don't use one pool is that I
need to have different "Volume Retention" times.
Maybe it helps if I explain what I'm trying to do.
I want to use tapes for the weekly full/monthly full
I havn't been able to automate a restore completely within bacula for
DB2 databases, but I've gotten close. The bacula restore process
creates a FIFO with only root permissions but doesn't change the
permissions of the actual fifo file until data starts restoring to it.
At that time though, it
Hi,
I run a 30-tape rotation for backups, with 14-day retention periods.
This leaves about 2/3 of the tapes available for backups at any given
time. However, when all the tapes go to status Full, and automatic
pruning occurs, it seems like some of the tapes get skipped. Below is
what my curre
Hi,
I'm using bacula to
backup a DB2 database to a fifo.
The backup is
working correctly thanks to the additions made to the developer's
documentation.
The problem I have
at the moment is getting the restore process to work.
The idea was to
create the fifo (using mkfifo) in the same loca
It happened to me that a Fortigate 200A configured to do IDS had similar
performance: looking at the Firewall CPU utilization I saw a steady 95% when
doing the backup.
Once I disabled the IDS for the Bacula traffic I got a more reasonable
bandwidth, and the firewall´s CPU dropped to a normal 2
George R. Kasica wrote:
>>On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 12:06:39 -0400, you wrote:
> In a related matter, I backed up a remote W2K3 Server Tuesday and got
> about the same speed. BUT, I've started a backup on the XPPro notebook
> box (with the firewall holes to allow it) and I'm seeing about 115K
> onlyl
Philipp Steinkrueger wrote:
> Hi Kern,
>
>
> thanx for your reply. i see these options are not supported, so
> it seems my idea cannot be realized... anyway, have you read
> my other post and got my idea ? if i am right than my concept would
> minimze data loss about 50% in case of a burn down. f
Hello,
I saw your previous post, but it is the kind of question that I leave to the
list to answer.
On Friday 12 August 2005 17:05, Philipp Steinkrueger wrote:
> Hi Kern,
>
>
> thanx for your reply. i see these options are not supported, so
> it seems my idea cannot be realized... anyway, have y
I realized i needed to be a member to submit - so i just became a
member and i am resubmitting this email (i tried submitting 15 minutes ago but
it went to the list administrator for approval)
I am a light user of bacula
I have a bacula system that has been working for maybe 10 months now. We
Hi Kern,
thanx for your reply. i see these options are not supported, so
it seems my idea cannot be realized... anyway, have you read
my other post and got my idea ? if i am right than my concept would
minimze data loss about 50% in case of a burn down. for me that
seems to be a too great deal n
On Friday 12 August 2005 16:05, Philipp Steinkrueger wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> as my post about backup strategy and concepts from the 5th
> is still unanswered, i am trying to break down my, i have to
> admit, long question.
>
> i think all i need to do what i want is a possibility to tell
> bacula to
Hi all,
as my post about backup strategy and concepts from the 5th
is still unanswered, i am trying to break down my, i have to
admit, long question.
i think all i need to do what i want is a possibility to tell
bacula to do differential backups against a specific full
backup and not against th
> On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 12:20:29 +0100, "Justin Finkelstein" <[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> said:
J> Think this is worth raising as possible feature request?
J> I can probably do the work myself for something this simple :)
Yes, I think it would be useful. Possibly the llist command should sho
> On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 09:15:48 +0100, "Justin Finkelstein" <[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> said:
J> I'm just looking at a list of files for a job that recently finished
J> executing, and list files jobid=xx is quite useful in that it shows me a
J> list of files that were backed up.
J> Is i
Dominic Marks wrote:
> How I did it in the end:
>
> Direct E-Mails to an alias which delivers to a process, write a small
> application which receives the reports, parses them and inserts them
> into a table.
Is the information you need not in the 'job' table in the bacula database?
--
Russel
Hi
I'm just looking at a list of files for a job that recently finished
executing, and list files jobid=xx is quite useful in that it shows me a
list of files that were backed up.
Is it possible to see the same list, but with file sizes as well?
j.
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