Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Rob Gerber
A fileset in bacula does not have to be specific to one job. I understand that in your case it is specific to one or more jobs, and one server in particular, but it doesn't have to be job specific. For example you could back up many systems with one fileset if you only wanted to back up the same fi

Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Samuel Zaslavsky
Hi Martin, hi all Thanks a lot for your answers ! Here's what I can get for one job "BackupARCHIVES" (21 To of datas... the small one :) *estimate level=incremental job=BackupARCHIVES Using Catalog "MyCatalog" Connecting to Client lto8-fd at localhost:9102 2000 OK estimate files=474,483 bytes=21

Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Phil Stracchino
On 11/8/24 08:44, Samuel Zaslavsky wrote: Hello everyone, I have a job backing up several hundreds of To. Job is incremental, every week, so only hundreds of Go, or a few To every week. After bad manipulation ( I know, I know...), we lost the bacula configurations (jobs, fileset, etc.) _but no

[Bacula-users] broken 15.0.2 Ubuntu 24.04 (noble) repository

2024-11-08 Thread D.
Hi. I use 'aptly' to mirror several 15.0.2 repositories. I have successfully mirrored repositories for Debian's bullseye and bookworm as well as Ubuntu's focal and jammy. So, I know my configuration is correct and aptly is working. However, I cannot mirror the 15.0.2 repository for Ubuntu

Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Rob Gerber
I had a scenario sort of like this. My backup environment involves a bacula FD running on a server and that server connects to a NAS appliance via SMB. This is the only access I have to that NAS appliance, so I cannot run an FD locally on the appliance. I ran into some system issues in my original

Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Martin Simmons
Just to be sure, are you setting level=Incremental in the estimate command? Are there any messages in bconsole after running the estimate command (use the messages command to check)? In particular, look for "The FileSet ... was modified on ..." or "No prior or suitable Full backup found..." Did

Re: [Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users
On 11/8/24 6:44 AM, Samuel Zaslavsky wrote: Hello everyone, I have a job backing up several hundreds of To. Job is incremental, every week, so only hundreds of Go, or a few To every week. After bad manipulation ( I know, I know...), we lost the bacula configurations (jobs, fileset, etc.) _but n

[Bacula-users] Force incremental to resume from where it left off

2024-11-08 Thread Samuel Zaslavsky
Hello everyone, I have a job backing up several hundreds of To. Job is incremental, every week, so only hundreds of Go, or a few To every week. After bad manipulation ( I know, I know...), we lost the bacula configurations (jobs, fileset, etc.) *but not the database*. So we reinstalled bacula, co