I just threw together some MS SQL (because that's what I've got in front
of me) code that sort of does what you want, but not in a way that could
be used in a query (you'd have to put it in a user defined function,
which is easy enough to do), and being MSSQL it won't work as given
under any of the
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Hi,
There was thread a couple of weeks back about the fact that bacula uses
a slightly different algorithm to the "standard" base64 one.
Would that apply in this case and would it account for the confusing
output received by Mark?
Just a thought - could be completely off the mark.
Troy.
J
>
> James Harper wrote:
> > Do you want to deal with it in the query (harder), or in the code
that
> > processes the query (easier)? Are you asking what Base64 is, or do
you
> > know already and would just like some help doing something useful
with
> > it from within the SQL language?
>
> My hope
Cedric Tefft wrote:
Mark Nienberg wrote:
I'd like to write an SQL query to extract some information from the
bacula catalog including file dates. I see from the bacula
developers guide that the "File" table has a field named "LStat" that
is defined as "File attributes in base64 encoding". I
James Harper wrote:
Do you want to deal with it in the query (harder), or in the code that
processes the query (easier)? Are you asking what Base64 is, or do you
know already and would just like some help doing something useful with
it from within the SQL language?
My hope was to write a custom
Hello,
For those of you who have wanted to try out dvd writing on FreeBSD now
you can. Previously one had to, if you had the dvd+rw-tools port installed,
uninstall that, download the 6.1 tarball, patch it, and compile and install.
Now thanks to Chuck Swiger, the maintainer of the port of dvd
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hi,
On 5/9/2006 7:37 PM, Gregory Brauer wrote:
Gregory Brauer wrote:
I believe I can get the behavior I want by setting all of my volumes
as InChanger=1 and never running update slots again.
I didn't follow this thread, but what behaviour would that be?
Should probably
Mark Nienberg wrote:
Mark Nienberg wrote:
I'd like to write an SQL query to extract some information from the
bacula catalog including file dates. I see from the bacula
developers guide that the "File" table has a field named "LStat" that
is defined as "File attributes in base64 encoding".
Do you want to deal with it in the query (harder), or in the code that
processes the query (easier)? Are you asking what Base64 is, or do you
know already and would just like some help doing something useful with
it from within the SQL language?
Just in case you don't know already, the date fields
Mark Nienberg wrote:
I'd like to write an SQL query to extract some information from the
bacula catalog including file dates. I see from the bacula developers
guide that the "File" table has a field named "LStat" that is defined as
"File attributes in base64 encoding". I assume my file dates
I've ported the
Storage Daemon and related tools to Windows. Tested the tape with btape
and all tests passed. WooHoo!!
Next I need to get
the Daemon running as a service and do some more backup / restore
testing.
> From: "Steven Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Pfunk Mallone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] bacula-tray-monitor error
> Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 13:02:34 -0700
>
> Yes, the restricted console that is provided by default for this
> purpose has inadequate permissions. I struggl
Pfunk Mallone wrote:
Hello,
On a new setup of Bacula (1.38.9), when using the bacula-tray-monitor I get the following error
when viewing the DIR server: 'You must specify a "use " command
before continuing.'. I've successfully run several backups, but I can't see the status using
the tray-mo
Hi,
On 5/10/2006 9:48 PM, Pfunk Mallone wrote:
Hello,
On a new setup of Bacula (1.38.9), when using the bacula-tray-monitor I get the following error
when viewing the DIR server: 'You must specify a "use " command
before continuing.'. I've successfully run several backups, but I can't see th
Hello,
On a new setup of Bacula (1.38.9), when using the bacula-tray-monitor I get the
following error when viewing the DIR server: 'You must specify a "use
" command before continuing.'. I've successfully run several
backups, but I can't see the status using the tray-monitor tool.
Accessing
I'm trying to get a single Exabyte Mammoth EXB-8900 8mm tape drive
working under solaris 8. Everything seems happy except for that when I
run the btape tests, I get the following error message at the end:
=== End Forward space files test ===
*btape: btape.c:2576 is an illegal command
Does a
Given the unique 'hands-on' approach of your successful 'almost bare
metal' recovery, it might be useful. We use a customized version of
BDD that Microsoft puts out specifically for the process you suggest.
It's very involved to setup. Once completed however, it takes about
10 minutes to do
I'm currently refering to the section tips and sugestions/Total
Automation of Bacula Tape Handling.
I would like to have exactly this but since script and sample entries
are from 2003 they don't fit anymore.
I added an autochanger device and modified various parts of the script,
but currently it
> I haven't checked this, but the latest release announcement doesn't
> mention such fix, so it probably didn't. If the patch works for you,
> then let Bacula developers know about that to encourage them to apply
> the patch or, at least, comment it.
>
> Greets,
> Jacek
>
WOW! Thanks for
On Tue, 9 May 2006, Gregory Brauer wrote:
This just seems broken to me, though. Bacula should
automatically check what tapes are currently in the loader
every time it runs a job. Why doesn't it do this?
Because if the tapes aren't barcoded, this requires reading the labels.
AB
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On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 12:04 -0600, Michael Morgan wrote:
> I had the exact same problem when I first tried to restore some files
> from one of my bacula installations. The problem was the database on the
> back end. I had my database expert (who isn't me!) reindex the database
> and everything b
Hello,
with about the half of my tapes , bacula doesn't write
the full capacity and ends with something like this:
05-May 13:06 backup-sd: Backup.2006-05-05_11.05.00 Error: block.c:552 Write
error at 1108:12049 on device /dev/nsa2. ERR=Invalid argument.
05-May 13:06 backup-sd: End of medium on V
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