On Wednesday 21 September 2005 10:20, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On 21.09.2005 09:43, Robert Buurke wrote:
> > Sometimes life can be so simple ;-)
> > It works what you suggested.
> >
> > But on another client I need to include *.bkf files and exclude every
> > other file. What I have tried i
Diogo Melo wrote:
> Do I have to backup the .bsr files (bootstrap) ? Could you explain,
> please,how to dump and import the database?
If you have existing .bsr files, it won't hurt a thing to bring them
along. For dumping the database, you want to use mysqldump; read the
man page on it.
Usage ex
Do I have to backup the .bsr files (bootstrap) ? Could you explain,
please,how to dump and import the database?
Thanks again!
Diogo Rocha.
Phil Stracchino wrote:
Diogo Melo wrote:
Hello,
If we have to install bacula (1.36.3) on a new machine and migrate
the database (MySQL) a
Diogo Melo wrote:
> Hello,
>If we have to install bacula (1.36.3) on a new machine and migrate
> the database (MySQL) and the configurations from another, what files
> do we have to copy and any extra procediments do we have to do to have a
> smooth transition?
Assuming you're going to be us
Hello,
If we have to install bacula (1.36.3) on a new machine and migrate
the database (MySQL) and the configurations from another, what files
do we have to copy and any extra procediments do we have to do to have a
smooth transition?
Thanks!
Diogo Rocha.
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Josh Fisher wrote:
Brandon Evans wrote:
Arno Lehmann wrote:
I agree ,this is very strange. Here is what I am running
CentOS 4.1, Bacula 1.36.3 with kernel version 2.6.12.2
The /mnt/coraid partition which bacula backs up to is a ext3
partation ontop of LVM, and Raid 5
I could just add m
Fernanda> Hi Martin!
Fernanda> Thanks for your help!
Fernanda> When I do this gmake returns me the second error I post here :-( :
Fernanda> # gmake
Fernanda> g++ -c -I. -I.. -g -O2 -Wall conio.c
Fernanda> In file included from ../bacula.h:113,
Fernanda> from conio.c:52:
Fernanda>
> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 16:13:25 +0200, Stephan Ebelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Stephan> Stephan Ebelt wrote:
>> Another test would be to try the same with RunAfterJob. And see what
>> happens then. I'll do that later.
Stephan> ok, just tried. It behaves similar with one differe
> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 16:06:24 +0200, Stephan Ebelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Stephan> Martin Simmons wrote:
Stephan> that means it always terminates with '*** Backup Error ***' when you
Stephan> exit with e.g. 5?
>>
>> Correct -- a non-zero exit code from the ClientRunBefo
A Windows user has asked me to restore all files that match *.dbx to his
machine. I proudly said "sure" and now can't seem to get it to work. I
created a new fileset like this:
FileSet {
Name = "howie-restore"
Ignore Fileset Changes = yes
Include {
File = "c:/"
Options {
Wild
Eli K. Breen wrote:
> I've run in to an issue where a rarely touched machine has been failing
> backup jobs for some time now, there are approximately 900+ jobs in the
> "Running Jobs" list. How do I cancel/remove these in one batch?
> If no one can tell me how to remove them, can you tell me where
I've run in to an issue where a rarely touched machine has been failing
backup jobs for some time now, there are approximately 900+ jobs in the
"Running Jobs" list. How do I cancel/remove these in one batch?
If no one can tell me how to remove them, can you tell me where these
jobs are "stored"
hi,
I am a newbie at Bacula. I have been playing around with it for some time now. I
am unable to restore from my Windows 2000 Bacula Client. The "Restore" directive
in facula-dir.conf (which is on a Linux machine) looks like :
Job {
Name = "RestoreFiles1"
Type = Restore
Client=WIN1-fd
Fi
Brandon Evans wrote:
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 22.09.2005 00:25, Brandon Evans wrote:
Phil Stracchino wrote:
...
That is a puzzle. I see no reason for it to happen based on the data
you've shown us so far.
What bacula version is this?
I agree ,this is very strange. Here is w
Stephan Ebelt wrote:
Another test would be to try the same with RunAfterJob. And see what
happens then. I'll do that later.
ok, just tried. It behaves similar with one difference: the RunAfterJob
failure is reported at the end of the output. Not at the beginning as
with ClientRunAfterJob.
2
Martin Simmons wrote:
Stephan> that means it always terminates with '*** Backup Error ***' when you
Stephan> exit with e.g. 5?
Correct -- a non-zero exit code from the ClientRunBeforeJob always results in
'*** Backup Error ***'. Also, I always get 'Backup OK' regardless of the exit
code f
Hello,
if i try to compile the bacula 1.36.3 on sparc-sun-solaris7 / SunOS 5.7 i got
the following error.
--
make[1]: Entering directory `/u02/solaris7/bacula-1.36.3/src/lib'
g++ -c -I. -I.. -g -O2 -Wall address_conf.c
address_conf.c: In member function `const char* IPADDR::get
> On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 18:33:30 -0300, Fernanda Santoro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Fernanda> After do ranlib -t -X 32 libbac.a, gmake returns another error:
Fernanda> Make of filed is good
Fernanda> /tmp/bacula/bacula-1.36.1/autoconf/install-sh -c -m 0754 bacula-fd
Fern
> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 10:34:28 +0200, Stephan Ebelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Stephan> Martin Simmons wrote:
>> >> Interesting. What is the largest number that behaves like this?
>>
Stephan> looks like it's 199.
>>
>> I suppose that makes sense in a warped kind of way :-)
Hi,
On 22.09.2005 11:48, Robert Buurke wrote:
Thanks for a working solution.
With "estimate" it works out fine, except for the fact it's saying 4
files although I only have 3 files.
That migh be the directory it's storing.
I see the same with restores, where I always get a number of files
Thanks for a working solution.
With "estimate" it works out fine, except for the fact it's saying 4 files
although I only have 3 files.
Strange is that the number of bytes matches with the 3 files.
I am using the following FileSet to backup only doc and sxw files on
Windows. I have tested thi
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Hash: SHA1
Sim Zacks wrote:
I just had 2 interesting situations that I thought I would share.
I installed Bacula on 9 clients, standard install, worked fine.
One user wanted bacula on a different drive and it would not start
at all until I reinstalled it on the
Just a quick note, in case you see worse performance with Postgres than
with SQLite...
Postgres (by default) does an fsync() or an fdatasync() (can't remember
which) after every write to the database files, (similar default
behaviour to SQLite 3.0) which can hamper performance, but with
increased
I just had 2 interesting situations that I thought I would share.
I installed Bacula on 9 clients, standard install, worked fine.
One user wanted bacula on a different drive and it would not start
at all until I reinstalled it on the c: This is mentioned in the
documentation, but I missed it the fi
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> Interesting. What is the largest number that behaves like this?
Stephan> looks like it's 199.
I suppose that makes sense in a warped kind of way :-)
;-)
>> Does returning 5 like you did initially always return in "Backup OK -- with
>> warnings" with "Non-fa
further note: i'm using bacula on debian if that makes any difference
got a big sqlite database i want to transfer to postgresql if possible ...
Florian
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Dan Langille wrote:
On 21 Sep 2005 at 16:35, Florian Schnabel wrote:
so .. bacula uses sqllite as default ..
since documentation got no hints, when should you really considder
switching to a real database ?
i just noticed that my bacula.db is about 2.2 GB and that cleanup when
volumes get rec
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