Hi Allesandro
Well ain't that something? I'd have put money on it being something we did. In
fact I can add to this - we have another server, which was running the same
bacula on F15, which we upgraded using the "preupgrade" method, i.e. entirely
via the web and wizards. This went perfectly. It
On 07/14/11 19:56, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> We currently backup our department network running Legato networker with
> backup to a raided disk array (advanced file device in their jargon)
> followed by cloning to a Qualstar/SAIT2 tape library.
>
> Our backup needs are increasing and we don't want
On 7/14/11 4:56 PM, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
> We currently backup our department network running Legato networker with
> backup to a raided disk array (advanced file device in their jargon)
> followed by cloning to a Qualstar/SAIT2 tape library.
>
> Our backup needs are increasing and we don't want t
We currently backup our department network running Legato networker with
backup to a raided disk array (advanced file device in their jargon)
followed by cloning to a Qualstar/SAIT2 tape library.
Our backup needs are increasing and we don't want to buy licenses for
more file device space or mor
On 07/14/11 16:04, Mike Hobbs wrote:
> On 07/11/2011 10:29 AM, hymie! wrote:
>> However, I might suggest that, since Incremental/Differential backups
>> depend on having a Full backup already completed, you have your
>> priorities backwards. The Full backups, imho, should be given the higher
>> pr
I was using /dev/nst0 but I'm trying the /dev/st0 just for testing, because
I've notice that even with any of them, Bacula controls if it will rewind or
not. At least, this was I could to notice.
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 4:51 PM, John Drescher wrote:
> > I'm running Verify Tests with the VolumeTo
On 07/11/2011 10:29 AM, hymie! wrote:
> However, I might suggest that, since Incremental/Differential backups
> depend on having a Full backup already completed, you have your
> priorities backwards. The Full backups, imho, should be given the higher
> priority than the incrementals.
Maybe I didn
> I'm running Verify Tests with the VolumeToCatalog list and nothing is making
> sense.
>
> For example, I've configured my FileSet to use the MD5 signature and in the
> Verify Job I've also used MD5 but with the "verify=pins1" intentionally to
> see if it would fail, but it didn't. How you can see
Hi everyone:
I want to manage the users list of Bweb for those who made his backups only,
but I don't know where is the file that I have to modify.
The users are added in the file .htaccess, which is in /var/www/html/bweb. I
don't have problems with this users, but every user that login in bweb
Hello Folks,
I'm running Verify Tests with the VolumeToCatalog list and nothing is making
sense.
For example, I've configured my FileSet to use the MD5 signature and in the
Verify Job I've also used MD5 but with the "verify=pins1" intentionally to
see if it would fail, but it didn't. How you can
Hello All,
I m looking for examples about phyton startup scripts... My issue is,
that i will change the priority of jobs to the starting time.
the script should look for an fullbackup-job and if this job exists and
run... all other jobs should get an higher priority. If this job not
running,
Hi!
in our case, so we don't have the risk of overwriting any file when
restoring.
Anyway, we don't make backups of desktop computers. The fd clients
are our own servers.
Bye!
On 07/14/2011 01:33 PM, rlh1533 wrote:
> Having the fd on the target was the key - thank you.
>
> Can I ask why o
Having the fd on the target was the key - thank you.
Can I ask why others use a dedicated restore point, then use SCP? Why not just
have bacula-fd running wherever you need to restore?
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Hi,
We generally use a dedicated FD for restoration only. Then we copy
the files using SCP to the corresponding client.
Bye!
On 07/14/2011 11:27 AM, Jeremy Maes wrote:
> Op 14/07/2011 15:47, rlh1533 schreef:
>> The default is to restore to /tmp/bacula-restores on the client...but the
>> clie
> The restore operation will always happen through a bacula-fd (which
> communicates with the bacula-sd), so to restore to a different machine
> it'll need a bacula-fd running on it.
>
> If you add it as a client to your bacula setup you'll be able to choose
> it in bconsole when you mod the restor
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From: John Drescher
Date: Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Re-2: Automatic recycling of volumes/tapes
To: Carsten Pache
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Carsten Pache wrote:
>> BTW, unless you use separate pools for each day the
Op 14/07/2011 15:47, rlh1533 schreef:
> The default is to restore to /tmp/bacula-restores on the client...but the
> client is down, and I just need the files on a different disk. How do I
> restore the files to a different server? Can I just do like this:
>
> Where = linux-server-host-name(or IP
> BTW, unless you use separate pools for each day there will be a time
> when Bacula will insist using the Friday tape on Monday.
Can you tell me why/when this behaviour would occur?
Using separate pools for each day: Would this (IMHO interesting) concept
prevent using a Monday tape on e.g. Tues
One last thing...we'll say that the server that contains the backup is
somewhere else also, so the dead client, bacula, file storage, and intended
destination for restore files are all on different machines but same network
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Can you give me a little more detail? I'm fairly new to Linux and Bacula. Right
now Bacula and the storage device are on the same network as where I want to
put it, so for example we'll say the hostname/domainname is "bacula" (where the
director and bconsole are), the client that I'm restoring (
:
> The default is to restore to /tmp/bacula-restores on the client...but the
> client is down, and I just need the files on a different disk. How do I
> restore the files to a different server? Can I just do like this:
>
> Where = linux-server-host-name(or IP address)/restores
>
mount it somewh
The default is to restore to /tmp/bacula-restores on the client...but the
client is down, and I just need the files on a different disk. How do I restore
the files to a different server? Can I just do like this:
Where = linux-server-host-name(or IP address)/restores
?
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Op 14/07/2011 12:34, Carsten Pache schreef:
> Hi there,
>
> my name is Carsten and I am quite of new to Bacula.
>
> Currently I have the following configuration:
> - Bacula 5.0.3 installed on Ubuntu 11.04.
> - LTO-3 tape drive connected to this machine.
> - Six machines running Windows Server 2003
Hi there,
my name is Carsten and I am quite of new to Bacula.
Currently I have the following configuration:
- Bacula 5.0.3 installed on Ubuntu 11.04.
- LTO-3 tape drive connected to this machine.
- Six machines running Windows Server 2003 / 2008 to be backupped nightly
(mon-fri).
- Spooling is a
Am 07.07.2011 10:28, schrieb Christian Manal:
> Am 18.05.2011 14:22, schrieb Christian Manal:
>> Am 18.05.2011 13:08, schrieb Graham Keeling:
>>> On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 01:02:08PM +0200, Christian Manal wrote:
Am 18.05.2011 12:26, schrieb Graham Keeling:
> On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 11:54:18
Jeremy,
Thanks, very helpful.
The Enable VSS command gives me an error wherever I put it.
John
>>> Jeremy Maes 07:43 14/07/2011 >>>
Op 13/07/2011 15:39, John Malone schreef:
Hi,
Could somebody please tell me where the 2 commands "Enable VSS = yes" and
"Autolable = yes" should go?
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