[Bacula-users] upgrade 1.38->2.2.3

2007-09-11 Thread David Pospisil
Hi, I'm going to upgrade my bacula 1.38 (I mean my director, storage and my clients) to bacula 2.2.3. What problems should I expect? Are the config files different? Are there any problems with database (I have mysql 5.0) or with certificates (I have TLS enabled). And what about the compatibility

[Bacula-users] very slow restore

2007-09-11 Thread David Pospisil
Hi, I'm using bacula, I have about 80 clients. My problem is that if I run restore command in console for client which has about 4 milions of files, it takes about 6 hours (I mean the process when I see stars for every backup which were run for the client) and then I can finally type yes and th

[Bacula-users] how to copy our backup to another machine

2007-09-11 Thread David Pospisil
Hi, I'm using bacula, I have about 80 clients. I have for each client it's own directory (I do backup to hard disc) and for each client I have two Pools, so I have two types of files in the directory: FB-name_of_client-some_number and IB-name_of_client-some_number, first one is a file (volume)

Re: [Bacula-users] old records in database

2007-09-06 Thread David Pospisil
have never seen configuration for old jobs so I dont know if they had autoprune set on of off :( Thx for reply, David Dne čtvrtek 06 září 2007 16:53 jste napsal(a): > On 6 Sep 2007 at 16:14, David Pospisil wrote: > > Hi, > > my catalog database has 10G, but there is a lot of ol

[Bacula-users] old records in database

2007-09-06 Thread David Pospisil
Hi, my catalog database has 10G, but there is a lot of old records (file records) from Jobs which do not exist now. Will the old records be pruned or will they stay in database forever? Is there any way how to delete old records from database? David Pospisil 2.6.21.5 #1 SMP Tue Jul 3 14:43

[Bacula-users] directories restore without an option 5 of restore command

2007-09-03 Thread David Pospisil
Hi, if I choose an option 5 from restore command (5: Select the most recent backup for a clien), it takes aprox. 6 hours to build the tree. I would like to restore RECURSIVELY for example directory /home/david. Is there some way how to do it without an option 5 of restore command or is there som