If you want to use FQDN's in Bacula and do not want to touch your DNS servers
you could modify /etc/hosts (assuming you are on a *nix box) to do the job for
you.
The only gotcha is the remote host changes identity (repurposed, whatever)
I use /etc/hosts to avoid DNS look ups, changes are immedi
You can schedule jobs any way and time you like.
Note that Name = "job-name" is actually Name = "schedule-name"
"schedule-name" is used for the job(s) and not the other way around.
I have jobs that run fulls every day, there is more than 1 way to do the same
type of schedule you just have to
What is the actual issue here?, I may have missed the actual topic of
discussion...
Base jobs are there to help reduce the overall file and network bandwidth when
you do a full backup, the time wasted is mostly on verifications and database
table content linking.
On the server end it has to d
This way is one way to do it using /etc/sudoers file. Just make sure you read
up on sudo beforehand.
/etc/sudoers:
# group
%httpd ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/bconsole
# user
httpdALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/bconsole
Regardless of which way you go, any outside bconsole access is always dangerous
and
Last thing... In some cases I will use a diff fileset for base job only for
stuff I know will not change and anything that doesn't need to be there is
exempt, stuff like:
Log files (assuming these will be out of data by the next base job run)
Initial DB dump's
Database index/temp files
*.pid fil
Can you post the full output of this command in mysql:
show FULL processlist;
FULL gives the whole query.
Also if you are subject to locking problems try moving the table types to InnoDB
and try using the dbi:mysql setting in the database definition within bacula,
the dbi driver helped fix a b
This is a shot in the dark but on some IBM standalone servers (not blade)
disabling MSI did help fix a few issues (recv' queue errors, etc), your mileage
may vary on this one.
I'm not sure about freebsd but centos it is just setting an option for modprobe
after the driver init, example:
modprob
This is a very common issue that must be looked at carefully, this will be a
large post and I apologize for it :P
Priority levels are very hard to manage/maintain since they can cause jobs to
block! Meaning if a job has network (or other) issues and the Bacula server
connection doesn't drop but
Reading the mail archive, it seems I'm not alone in wanting to see concurrent
spooling/despooling.
Could we hand off the job to a standalone spooler like mbuffer
(http://www.maier-komor.de/mbuffer.html)? For a simple tar to LTO-4 job it
makes a tremendous improvement.
The Bacuala developers wo
2012/12/7 Silas Moeckel
> try just 2 a records now views.
>
>
But with 2 A records, sometimes the dns would resolve to 192.168.0.254 and
others to 192.168.1.254. right?
I used views because the "dmz" lan only have direct access to "192.168.0.254"
and the DNS would always resolv to 192.168.0.254
I need to migrate the entire content of one pool (LTO2) into a new pool
(LTO5)
Everything I've tried has resulted in "no files to transfer"
Has anyone managed to sucessfully do this - and if so, how?
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> So only one real storage device? Try assigning a single dns name and
> using that most modern resolvers when presented with more than one A record
> will use one on a shared subnet before others.
>
>
Yeah, I've tried that before, using views... But that created such a mess
on my DNS server (spe
On 12/7/2012 11:56 AM, Rodrigo Renie Braga wrote:
Hello list.
I have several Storages configured but all of them are pointing to the
same Device, they differ only by their Address. It's something like this:
Storage {
Name = st.servers
Address = 192.168.1.254
Password = "XXX"
D
Hello list.
I have several Storages configured but all of them are pointing to the same
Device, they differ only by their Address. It's something like this:
Storage {
Name = st.servers
Address = 192.168.1.254
Password = "XXX"
Device = dev.tpc
Media Type = LTO4
Autochanger
Schedule {
Name = "job-name"
Run = *Full *mon, tue, wed, thu, fri at 01:00
Run = *Full *sat, sun at 22:00
}
It's possible? I didn't find any mentions in the manual.
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On 2012-12-07 06:06, Radosław Korzeniewski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> 2012/12/7 Dan Langille
>
>> My laptop has two hostnames. One is used when it comes in over the
>> VPN. Another is used when its at home.
>>
>> How do I deal with this?
>>
>> I change the hostname in bacula-dir.conf and reload.
>
> You
Hello,
2012/12/7 Dan Langille
> My laptop has two hostnames. One is used when it comes in over the VPN.
> Another is used when it's at home.
>
> How do I deal with this?
>
> I change the hostname in bacula-dir.conf and reload.
>
>
You can use a setip console command for that. It is a dynamic ch
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