may be limited
to just a few of us. (Even smaller group than for the
Exchange plugin?) Unfortunately, I do not have any
funding, programming resources, or skills to throw at
such an endeavor.
-Arthur
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the drive was mounted. Of course, you might be better off
using LVM or a vchanger, but symlinks have been working fine
for me in what sounds like the same environment you're trying
to build.
-Arthur
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Arthur Emerso
included
a well-documented API for third-party enterprise backup
software to utilize for doing VM backups. It may be worth
someone with some programming experience investigating
this interface scheme to see if Bacula can exploit it for
a plugin or something...
-Arthur
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never have
enough disk space for backups.
-Arthur
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, since
Catalog is defined per-client in the config file, you could make
a second catalog for this job so that it doesn't pollute your
default one with archived entries.
Hope this helps.
-Arthur
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'm all ears.
-Arthur
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if the client system wrote a file with a time stamp
that's even in the future of it's own clock, then all bets are
obviously off. Might as well back it up, though. :-)
-Arthur
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Arthur Emerson III
incremental backups...
-Arthur
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ector/database virtually as well.)
I'm going to make the catalog backup job also trigger a VM
snapshot/copy/export of the director one of these days, which
will make it just about as disaster-proof as I can get it.
-Arthur
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ula
backs them up.
Feel free to list the files in the archive and add up the storage
in these two folders from your backup to see if they account for
the extra 3 gigs of backup size.
-Arthur
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completed backup on the
2.0.x box, I'm hesitant to touch the running 1.38.5 box and/or
perform any software updates to it.
Thanks again to everyone for your hard work on a great project!!!
-Arthur
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mon and disk controller is
probably a little bit of a plus to better disk throughput
as well.
Of course, I may be wrong, but my $0.02 is to start by
checking the disk throughput on your "backup1" box before
you dig any deeper into Bacula's configuration.
-Arthur
Will McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> When I did the upgrade from 1.38.2 to 1.38.5-2 on my RHEL4.2
>> system via rpmbuild, there were a few gotchas that stopped
>> the director from starting. One was that /etc/sysconfig/bacula
>> needed these lines:
>>
>> DIR_USER="bacula"
>> DIR_GROUP="d
Will McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I've switched to 1.38.5-4 in the hopes of resolving the volume
> management problems I've been having.
[snip]
> I built these RPMs on a CentOS 4 system with...
>
> rpmbuild --rebuild --define "build_centos4 1" --define "build_mysql 1"
> --define "build_mysql4
Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Nevertheless, I would like to find someone to undertake this
> project, preferrably with the kinds of skills mentioned by John.
> For my part, I can work on finding a publisher, contribute a good
> amount of the work and provide authorization to use any
Kern Sibbald wrote:
>
> There seems to be some problem here, because the rescue rpm
> should load a copy of the rescue directory that "knows" that
> it was installed by an rpm and hence it should pick up the
> static bacula FD that was installed with your normal rpm.
> Apparently it is not doing t
Thomas Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When bacula fills all the tapes in the library I
> would like it to prune the oldest tape
> available, is this possible.
I'm not a Bacula guru by a long shot, but the fix seems
as simple as adding Maximum Volumes = 9 (or whatever the
number of tapes y
I just went to install the MySQL EL3 1.38.0 RPM onto a
fresh RHEL4 system, and received the following errors:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rpm --install bacula-mysql-1.38.0-1.EL3.i386.rpm
warning: bacula-mysql-1.38.0-1.EL3.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key
ID 10a792ad
file /usr/sbin/loader
Kern Sibbald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The only part of this implementation that I have not worked out
> in my head is how to deal with the catalog. If there are two
> identical backups of a Job on two different Volumes, the Director
> is not currently aware of it. There needs to be some wa
"Mike Pultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When I get to the restore tree page (where it lists all the
> files/directories, and you're supposed to select the files you
> want to restore), for some reason, if the directory I'm browsing
> it has more than a certain number of files (not sure exactly
"Michael Dauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am stuck. I succeeded to make a backup from a WinXP Pro as it
> was inside the LAN. Then I moved it outside and adapted the IP
> addresses in all configs.
If "outside the LAN" includes a network address translation (NAT)
router, then you will need
n live with this throughput on a 100 megabit ethernet...
-Arthur
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operly, I'll install a copy of the Bacula SD onto the
ARCserve box and liberate the tape changer as the last
step of freeing ourselves from CA's pile of toss software.
-Arthur
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