On 5/30/2012 2:17 PM, Rodrigo Renie Braga wrote:
Hello Josh.
Have you tried restricting the number of concurrent jobs in the device
definition in bacula-sd, as opposed to elsewhere? for example:
Yes, it already is set to only 1 concurrent Job in bacula-sd.conf, but
the problem is that
Hello Josh.
Have you tried restricting the number of concurrent jobs in the device
> definition in bacula-sd, as opposed to elsewhere? for example:
>
Yes, it already is set to only 1 concurrent Job in bacula-sd.conf, but the
problem is that, in my SD server, I have multiple IP address on multiple
From what i've learned from the manual the "Exclude = yes " expression
in the body of the "options" Part just determines weather eventually
given wildcards like "wilddir=\xxx\*yy" found in the defined fileset are
to be included (default; no "Exclude = no" requiered) or excluded.
so here's one
On 5/29/2012 9:40 PM, Rodrigo Renie Braga wrote:
> I have considered it, but I'll keep this idea as a last resort thing,
> cause I'd have to migrate all my current backups to these new Pools
> (so I wouldn't loose over a year of backups), and the config would be
> very complicated to maintain..
Hello,
2012/5/30 Bertrand, Guy
> If a tape is in the wrong place, Bacula should read the header info on the
> tape, decide that it is not the right one, and prompt you to find it ( I
> think...I'm still learning Bacula)
>
If you messed up a tapes slots location (manual tape movement) that you
Hello Rodrigo,
2012/5/30 Rodrigo Renie Braga
>
> Define Full Pool (and other pools) directive in Job resource not a
>> Schedule.
>>
>>
> Hello Radosław.
>
> Bacula does use the correct Pool when upgrading a Incremental to Full,
> i.e, instead of using the pool.inc Pool, when the Job is upgrades,
Dear List,
after increasing Maximum block size to 516096 I find that I am unable to
restore data from my backup, although the backup job itself ran fine.
The corresponding error message:
30-Mai 14:47 debian-sd JobId 1959: Warning: acquire.c:265 Read acquire:
Requested Volume "06L3" on "LTO"
Jérémy,
You can put your Dell 124T on your network and then HTTP to it. You will get a
menu that will let you do many operations directly with the tape drive. Or use
the front panel of your tape drive. Following the Dell owner's manual for
instructions. Cleaning tapes is not a Bacula functi
> Define Full Pool (and other pools) directive in Job resource not a
> Schedule.
>
>
Hello Radosław.
Bacula does use the correct Pool when upgrading a Incremental to Full, i.e,
instead of using the pool.inc Pool, when the Job is upgrades, is starts
using the pool.full Pool.
My problem is that eac
Hi all,
I have a Dell PowerVault 124T. On my PV-124T, I enabled auto cleaning (With
Auto Clean enabled the loader will automatically load the cleaning tape when
the drive requests cleaning).
But, It's bacula or PV-124T which sends the drive requests cleaning ?
How to know if the auto clean is
On 05/29/2012 05:44 PM, Tilman Schmidt wrote:
> Am 29.05.2012 11:16, schrieb Danilo Godec:
>> backup strategy in general. I will be backing up three clients
>> (including the server running Bacula) and one 800GB LTO-4 tape drive,
>> and there will be 'someone' for changing tapes.
> I take it that y
Hello,
if you're running a non-EOL distribution (RHEL 5/6 and Fedora
15/16/17) you can find rebuilt rawhide packages for it at:
http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/slaanesh/bacula/README.txt
The packages comes with input from the lists and the users and the
client does not have database support.
Hello,
2012/5/30 Rodrigo Renie Braga
>
> Run = Level=Incremental Pool=pool.inc FullPool=pool.full feb-jun on 1st
> sat at 23:00
>
> The FullPool parameter is very important, because if a Job is ran by this
> Schedule and a Full backup has never been done before, Bacula will upgrade
> this Job to
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