me question about a month ago.
However, it doesn't seem he ever got any answer.
Thanks,
Aleksandar Milivojevic
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Quoting Karl Hakimian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 07:42:45PM +0100, Magnus Hagander wrote:
> Yes, it would be possible to commit the filename/path inserts
> immediately (i.e. 1 insert per transaction) but still do the
> file inserts within a larger transaction.
Not really, if
Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Thursday 09 February 2006 21:07, Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
This is about one problem I have, and there's also a patch attached
which might be good to incorporate into future version of Bacula.
I'm in the middle of migrating Bacu
Quoting Aleksandar Milivojevic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This is about one problem I have, and there's also a patch attached
which might be good to incorporate into future version of Bacula.
I'm in the middle of migrating Bacula database from PostgreSQL to
MySQL, and got into
This is about one problem I have, and there's also a patch attached
which might be good to incorporate into future version of Bacula.
I'm in the middle of migrating Bacula database from PostgreSQL to
MySQL, and got into kind of trouble because of different constraints on
the columns in those t
I've noticed that when my backup server (running 1.38.2) is backing up
itself, the performance is terrible. The load average on the box goes
through the roof, and I'm getting something like 60 bytes per second.
The backup server is running on an older 1.7GHz machine, but still it
should be pl
Dan Langille wrote:
On 2 Feb 2006 at 13:57, Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
I'd like to migrate one of my servers from PostgreSQL to MySQL. My
plan was to use pg_dump to create a file with just insert commands,
recreate tables in MySQL and then run commands from dump file to
populate
I'd like to migrate one of my servers from PostgreSQL to MySQL. My
plan was to use pg_dump to create a file with just insert commands,
recreate tables in MySQL and then run commands from dump file to
populate them. Reinstall director (with MySQL backend). Is this going
to fly?
Is there any
Landon Fuller wrote:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
If client certificate for bconsole is passhprase protected, there is a prompt
displayed to enter the passphrase. Then bconsole hangs. Ctrl-C doesn't work.
The only way to get out is to kill it from another terminal.
# bconsole
Conne
Quoting Ray Burr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I just set mine up today. I started with Landon's configuration, but
one thing I noticed is that (based on watching with tcpdump) I wasn't
getting an encrypted connection from the FD to the SD. I had to add
"TLS Require = yes" to the FileDaemon section o
If client certificate for bconsole is passhprase protected, there is a prompt
displayed to enter the passphrase. Then bconsole hangs. Ctrl-C doesn't work.
The only way to get out is to kill it from another terminal.
# bconsole
Connecting to Director backup.foobar.com:9101
Passphrase for Directo
I've just started experimenting with new TLS feature. One thing that almost
immediattely popped out.
It would be good to have "TLS Allowed DN" and "TLS Allowed Peer Certificate"
options (or something shorter for the second one).
The first option (TLS Allowed DN) would be there since CN might not
Quoting Florian Schnabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
checked my installations since they are all debian.
doesn't look like it got a fixed UID/GID ...
got 104/104 twice and twice 105/105 ^^
just curious .. but what good would a fixed UID/GID do ?
It is convinient to have fixed UID/GIDs accross system
Is there default UID/GID that could be used for bacula? If not, it might be
nice if Bacula could get default UID and GID assigned at least in several major
distributions (such as Red Hat, Debian, Suse, Mandrake).
This message was se
Quoting "D. Scott Barninger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Unless you think otherwise I will commit the new spec as
platforms/redhat/bacula-rh7.spec.in, probably next weekend when I have
time to adjust the configure script. I don't wish to maintain two
separate spec files going forward so I'm asking now
Quoting Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
# rpm -ivh bacula-*
error: Failed dependencies:
bacula-client conflicts with bacula-mysql-1.38.1-0.test.i386
shouldn't I be able to install both bacula-mysql and bacula-client ?
Nope. bacula-mysql (or -postgresql, or -sqlite) already cointains
Quoting Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
OK - new ground here...
# rpmbuild -bb bacula.spec build_centos4
error: You must specify a platform. Please examine the spec file.
error: line 57: Unknown tag: exit 1
Doesn't that seem right?
You need to specify which distribution and database backen
Quoting Aleksandar Milivojevic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Quoting Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I suspect the list stripped the attachment
My mistake. I selected the file to attach in my webmail app, and forgot to
click "attach" link...
Uh, darn... Please, anybod
acula-fd
/sbin/chkconfig --del bacula-sd
fi
%endif
%files client
%defattr(-,root,root)
/etc/bacula/bconsole
/etc/init.d/bacula-fd
/etc/bacula/rescue
%doc COPYING ChangeLog ReleaseNotes VERIFYING kernstodo
%doc %{_docsrc}/manual/bacula.pdf %{_docsrc}/developers/developers.pdf
%{_docsrc}/manual/
Quoting Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I just love following your footsteps Aleksandar
I just downloaded src rpm 1.380-1 and was about to try to build it.
Do you want a test victim for your SPEC file (CentOS 4)?
Here's the patched bacula.spec file. Since I was already hacking it, I
went
I'm in the process of making couple of adjustments to bacula.spec file. This is
the list of changes that I think might be worth incorporating into official
bacula.spec file. If Scott and Kern like them, that is ;-)
On Red Hat and look-alikes (rhl*, rhel*, centos4, fedora*), do not build mtx.
mt
Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
When it locks up, please get me a traceback as described in the
Kaboom chapter
of the manual. Make sure you do not strip the binaries during installation
so that the symbol tables will be accessible ...
It doesn't happen very often, but when it does,
Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You have multiple storage devices with the same Media Type pointing to the
same directory, which means that if you run concurrent jobs, you can have two
threads writing to the same file (Device:Volume), each with a different i/o
packet (Device) thinking
I'm running Bacula 1.36.3 (haven't yet upgraded) with couple of clients.
Mostly, everything runs good. However, from time to time a job gets stuck, and
director seems to be stuck with it too (can't connect to director with console
either). I've read that Bacula has trouble with TLS libraries, an
Quoting Phil Stracchino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
Anyhow, if you have enough CPU power, I found that software compression
(using gzip) does better job than hardware compression in the drive.
Interesting -- this is the reverse of my experience. I've fou
Quoting Trevor Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I have an Exabyte-8900 20/40 GB drive and it does a great job backing
up my boxes. My question is: After about 25 GB, Bacula says the tape
is full and wants another tape. According to the LCD display on the
drive itself, compression is turne
Quoting Timo Neuvonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
1.36.3. bacula-dir.conf has the following lines in fileset configuration
example:
# Note: / backs up everything on the root partition.
#if you have other partitons such as /usr or /home
#you will probably want to add them too.
#
What does thi
ut is
still "safe" on the disc ;-)
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I'm attempting to create console resource in bacula-dir.conf that would allow
client to restore its own files to itself only (so basically, no access to
anything else, no any kind of access that would affect other clients, and so
on).
What I did was something like this:
Console {
Name = zlurad-
Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Wednesday 14 September 2005 05:59, Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
It is possible to correctly restore even with /etc/passwd (and/or
/etc/group) file completely missing from the system. What for example
if I delete /etc/passwd by mistake? Ev
Kern Sibbald wrote:
As far as I know, this is not a bug with Bacula, and there is nothing I can do
to fix it. Bacula does not restore file permissions with user/group names,
but rather uses the Ids. As noted in the document, if you try to restore
files to a different system with a different
Quoting Michael Dauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I guess I need more the bacula-fd if I want to recover the backup server - at
least space for all bacula daemons and console, sqlite, and the catalog.
I haven't attempted recovery of the backup server itself, yet. But it
should be
doable by booting
Quoting Trevor Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I just got Bacula up and running on a FC 4 box and I am backing up a
FC 3 and a RH 9 box. This is a great program with excellent
documentation. My question is I can make the rescue cd for both the
FC 3 and RH 9 boxes, but not for the FC 4 bo
Tom Bishop wrote:
I'm having a time getting my postgres tables to drop, I had this working
and now I can't seem to remember which user was allowed to drop the
tables. I think I used the postgres user, but when I su to that user,
I get an error saying there is no postgres database. When I try
Quoting Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
In principle you are right, but personally, I would be a bit nervous
restoring
a 2.6 system using a 2.4 kernel. For example, there are often new features
added to newer kernels -- e.g. ext3 probably was not in kernel 2.2, so trying
to get back an ext3
Quoting Michael Dauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
But I think most people here are doing sth like this. Isn't there a CD image
with 2.6 kernel available which was prepared by somebody who has a
better idea
of what he is doing than I have.
What Linux distribution are we talking about? Most Linux di
Quoting Michael Dauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
My planned process for "bare metal recovery" of my backup server is to:
1) install a minimal system + bacula
2) restore all
3) reboot & pray
Or you could:
1) boot into rescue mode
2) create file systems and mount them
3) copy bacula-fd execut
Quoting Arno Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
Daniel Holtkamp wrote:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
Hmmm... Is there a way to tell Bacula to simply restore using
numeric UIDs and
GIDs for files, and set permissions to their original, ignoring whatever
/etc/passwd and group fil
Quoting Phil Stracchino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
Hmmm... Is there a way to tell Bacula to simply restore using
numeric UIDs and
GIDs for files, and set permissions to their original, ignoring whatever
/etc/passwd and group files are currently on the system?
e (like giving just a short summary)?
Sorry if some of the questions are too much "newbee type of questions".
Thanks,
Aleksandar Milivojevic
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