I have a bunch of jobs/filesets I want to backup. Since this is the
first time, I'd like to test them first.
Potentially, I could get job 1 the way I like it and start it while
working on the next jobs specifications.
Is there a way to do so, and is it a good idea?
First, will bacula be able to
I am backing up to disk and attempting to create volumes (i.e., files)
labelled with the date that will hold, for example, a few days backup.
I want a new volume to be created after a few days.
Something is going wrong, because I'm using terribly old volumes:
llist volume=Inc2005-06-23_0040
Hello,
On 22.10.2005 17:07, Gabriele Bulfon wrote:
Thanx Arno, I'll consider commenting out the MaxVolJobs and using the
VolUseDuration.
If I use a VolUseDuration = 24h , I should have each volume being marked
as Used 24 hours after
the daily backup, so I should be enough sure to have it rec
Hello,
On 22.10.2005 15:22, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
The DIR and the FD communicate, too. There is some sort of a
description in the manual...
That communication is obviously initiated by the DIR, I guess?
Have you tried the Hearbeat interval setting in the configurations of
all involved serv
On Fri, 2005-21-10 at 16:10 +0200, Hendrik Weimer wrote:
> I've done a fresh installation of Bacula 1.3.36 on a server with a
> tape drive. Backup works fine, but I have a problem with
> restoring. Bacula asks for the correct volume, however after inserting
> it I have to do a manual mount despite
Thanx Arno, I'll consider commenting out the MaxVolJobs and using the VolUseDuration.
If I use a VolUseDuration = 24h , I should have each volume being marked as Used 24 hours after
the daily backup, so I should be enough sure to have it recycled next week-day. Is it correct?
Then comes up a pos
> The DIR and the FD communicate, too. There is some sort of a
> description in the manual...
>
That communication is obviously initiated by the DIR, I guess?
> Have you tried the Hearbeat interval setting in the configurations of
> all involved servers?
>
> I'd tweak the timeout setting in the fi
> Timo, you are aware that just port 9103 isn't enough, right? The
> Director will tell the FD which SD to dsend data to, and the client will
> send data directly to the SD. So that port needs to be open too. I'd
> play safe and open 9101-9103, then try it again and see if it works like
> that.
Hello,
On 22.10.2005 13:34, Gabriele Bulfon wrote:
Hello,
I have 5 jobs running daily (4 clients backed up + Catalog), making a
Full backup of the 5 jobs on a one tape daily. To ensure this, I used
the Maximum Volume Jobs = 5 and a very short recycle period of each volume.
There are times wh
Hello,
I have 5 jobs running daily (4 clients backed up + Catalog), making a
Full backup of the 5 jobs on a one tape daily. To ensure this, I used
the Maximum Volume Jobs = 5 and a very short recycle period of each
volume.
There are times when one of the clients is not available during backup,
so
Hello,
On 21.10.2005 23:11, John Kodis wrote:
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 09:29:04PM +0200, Arno Lehmann wrote:
I've seen that... I could work around that by using my older
bacula-sd.conf file - one without the autochanger resource. I supposte
that btape is simply not yet developed to know abou
Hello,
On 21.10.2005 22:56, Jason M. Nielsen wrote:
Hardware:
-24 tape library
-two magazines (7 tapes each) (other slots currently empty)
I want to make this as simple as possible for an individual to take
backups off site so my plan was to try and seperate the different
removals to coincid
Hello,
On 21.10.2005 22:43, Pedro Henrique Morsch Mazzoni wrote:
Hi,
I am new to bacula and I wan´t some help.
I have installed and configured all the bacula´s config files and it´s
running ok.
But when I run the "status all" command in bconsole it returns on device status:
Device status:
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