Hi Bacula Users!
A backup job I was running failed due to a power error, and I now have
several hundred file volumes in a pool of hard drives which have this
partial/failed backup job written to them. How can I manually tell bacula
that it can discard this partial backup and start overwriting thes
Hi,
I've run a restore (twice, same result) on a catalog I recently recreated
from tapes using bscan. Mostly it's worked, I see virtually all of the data
restored. It might actually be all, I have no way of knowing. At the end of
the restore I get this error:
25-Apr 04:45 bacula-dir JobId 69: E
Hi,
Regarding my long-running efforts to restore a lost catalog from mid-febuary
of this year, I believe I've finally succeeded (at least most of the way). I
was recreating a catalog using bscan by scanning 35 LTO-5 tapes. It took
about two weeks, and near the end I had an i/o error on the drive.
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to get daily and weekly automated report. I've
found a few different projects:
send_bacula_backup_report-0.4send a list of all jobs in past x days
bacula-reportsWorks by consolidating emails, I'll know if it works
tomorrow.
breport Java based, but do
Hi Jonathan,
You have to put a "JobDefs = " directive in each Job
definition. For example, for your above job definition:
Job {
Name = "D0LPHB040 System Backups"
JobDefs="DefaultJob"
Type = Backup
Level = Full
Client = d0lphb040
FileSet = "Legacy Platform wData Backups"
Schedule =
Marcin,
Thanks for the help. That's exactly what the problem was and now I'm running
multiple jobs using the same pool.
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Hello, I am wondering about the relationship between the default job and the
general jobs for other clients that are configured. It was impression that the
default job sets the basic specifications, and that each job that is configured
inherits the defaults parameters, and anything that is spec
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> On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 11:41:37PM +, James Harper wrote:
> > What could have gone wrong with my mysql to make this happen? I've
> tried rebooting it.
>
> You very likely use MySQL with MyISAM tables. This is a very bad
> combination for bacula. It will be better with InnoDB tables and
>
On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 11:41:37PM +, James Harper wrote:
> What could have gone wrong with my mysql to make this happen? I've tried
> rebooting it.
You very likely use MySQL with MyISAM tables. This is a very bad
combination for bacula. It will be better with InnoDB tables and
correctly tune
