Greetings :-)
I've run into this problem with Bacula in a previous installation, and I
can't seem to recall if there was ever a resolution.. I'm using Bacula for
disk based backups only, and I am using vchanger to manage my virtual
library.
I've configured a vchanger library with 100 slots and 8
Greetings..
I had occasion today to do a restore to a Windows 2008 R2 server with Bacula..
everything went fine, except for some minor confusion because the restored
c:/restore/c folder was created with the hidden and system attributes..
Obviously I normally have my explorer shell set so I can
Greetings..
Is anyone out there successfully backing up many concurrent jobs using Disk
autochangers, with MaxConcurrentJobs set to 1 for each drive device?
I've been encountering a lot of concurrency bugs in the SD code that I think is
preventing me from doing this successfully, and I just wan
> > 11-Aug 01:33 zztop-sd JobId 9: Warning: mount.c:217 Open device
> > "chg0_drive0" (/bacula-storage/chg0/drives/drive0) Volume
> > "bvol_ELAN-OnSite0_003" failed: ERR=dev.c:549 Could not open:
> > /bacula-storage/chg0/drives/drive0, ERR=No such file or directory
> >
> This appears that bacula ca
Greetings..
I'm about ready to pull my hair out on this one :-/
My bacula is consistently marking volumes in Error and I'm not sure why.. I had
looked at this a few months ago and it seemed like an issue where some of the
special case code in volume selection was being skipped on File type devi
Greetings..
I'm using Bacula in an all-disk based environment, using a disk based
autochanger script. I'm wondering if anyone has come up with a magic recipe
for dealing with the compression issues that are inherent with this type of
strategy..
What I'm talking about mostly is that bacula-fd
> There are several disk-changer bacula-sd configs in the
> regress/scripts/
> directory. Are there any differences in your device config compared to
> those?
I'm not sure where you mean -- I don't see any regress/scripts dir in either
the source distribution or the installed files..
Joe
Greetings..
I believe I may be hitting a concurrency bug in the storage director code, but
I'm pretty new to Bacula and may just not understand what I'm looking at in the
trace output. The quick outline of my scenario is:
Bacula version 5.0
SD and DIR running on same box (CentOS 5.4, x86_64)
C
Greetings..
Fairly new to Bacula, and am using a fully disk based backup approach. I have
a virtual autochanger set up (using a custom autochanger script) and have ten
virtual drives set up. Each drive has maximum concurrent jobs set to 1, so
that Bacula will reach for a new volume rather tha
Greetings..
I'm using completely disk based backup, with a custom autochanger script. When
I initially set this up, I set the maximum job concurrency on each of my disk
devices to 1, so that Bacula would be forced to only write one job to any given
volume at any given time.
I'm just wondering
> my question may be a vendor specific one or may be a mtx-changer
> question. My Quantum autochanger has 5 Import/Export slots, which
> basically are just better accessible tape slots. Mtx displays the slots
> as I/E slots. But tapes in those slots are not recognised by Bacula.
> See
> attached co
>> 2) Is there an easy way in bconsole to see what the actual size on disk
>> of the job was? All of the size numbers reported seem to be
>> post-compression, which makes sense since the compression happens on the
>> host, but I'm assuming bacula is storing ACTUAL size on disk info in the
>>
talog somewhere.. I'd love
to quickly see how much REAL data I'm backing up, compared to how much virtual
tape space it's taking..
Thanks!
Joseph Dickson
AJ Boggs
joseph.dick...@ajboggs.com
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