Kern,
Thanks for the input. One of the reasons for thinking of starting fresh
was we were considering redoing our current backup scenario. We
currently swap out tapes daily, weekly, and monthly (e.g., incremental -
M-H, differential - 2-4th Friday, full - 1st Friday). I was considering
gett
Hello,
bscan is very useful, but in my opinion, if you are using it, you have
done something wrong. It would be a lot faster to start with a 5.2.13
database, prune or purge anything you don't want, and maybe run dbcheck
to clean it up a bit, then upgrade it. Although I have not tried it,
the
Hello,
This is a bug. It is caused by having a default Volume Poll
Interval of 5 minutes. Set it to something longer or zero and the
messages will go away.
It would be nice if someone would submit this as a bug so that
fixing it will not get
We are currently using the community edition 5.2.13 on Ubuntu 14.04LTS.
We are looking are upgrading to the latest 7 version and upgrading to
Ubuntu 16.04LTS. We are not looking at an in-place upgrade, but instead
we are looking at wiping the machine and will reconfigure it for RAID-10
(as op
Hello
In the message resource, there is a message-type called:
"Restored - The ls style listing generated for each file restored is sent
to this message class."
I understood I can configure it to show all files restored in joblog of
some Job, but this option did not worked.
I've tried to remove
Hello Christian
You can take a look in manual in teh "The Device Resource"
Maximum Changer Wait = time
This directive specifies the maximum time in seconds for Bacula to wait for
an autochanger to change the volume. If this time is exceeded, Bacula will
invalidate the Volume slot number stored in
Dear all kind Bacula-User-mailinglist-abonnements,
I have a problem since updating from bacual 5.x to 7.4.x.
I use an Tandberg LTO-5HH drive to do Backups of the local harddisks. Some
of them are (at least as full backup) bigger than one single tape.
I don't have the money for an autochanger
Am 09.02.2017 um 10:46 schrieb Francisco Javier Funes Nieto:
> Maybe you need the libacl1-dev Development libraries to compile.
>
>
> sudo dpkg -l |grep acl
> ii libacl1 2.2.49-4 Access
> control list shared library
> ii libacl1-dev
