Rudolf Cejka wrote:
Keith Brautigam wrote (2006/02/16):
What actual speed are you getting now during the de-spooling process?
Typically 60 - 80 MB/s (note that file boundaries on tapes temporarily
slows down the speed), however now my backup is idle, so I could not
see it right
Rudolf Cejka wrote:
Keith Brautigam wrote (2006/02/15):
Quinton Jansen wrote:
What speeds are others getting when using an LTO-3 drive?
I take up interest just in direct writing speed to the tape reported
by iostat, which I have typically about 60-80 MB/s, but still I think
Quinton Jansen wrote:
What speeds are others getting when using an LTO-3 drive?
If I'm reading the numbers correctly, 2GB in 13 minutes (10GB/hour) is way too
slow (should be around 200G/hour).
I've got a brand new Quantum Superloader-3, LTO3 attached to a dedicated SCSI
bus on a HP DL/380,
I just purchased a LoaderXpress LTO 3 11 tape changer (drive made by
HP). mt and mtx commands work fine as well as using tar to write to
/dev/nst0, so I don't expect any problems with bacula. I'll be seeing
what kind of throughput I really get out of it and testing it with
bacula over the nex
How can I set different file retention periods for each Fileset or job
when they are on the same bacula client? From reading the docs it seems
this can't be done since File retention is specified in the client
resource, which is a problem for me (unless I'm missing something).
Suggestions any
I've made the standard, DefaultCatalog, and one additional catalog named
TestCatalog. I then created some tapes in pool 'Test' while connected
to TestCatalog.
In bcosonle I issue the 'use' command to connect to TestCatalog. Then I
start a job. However, the job does not see the volumes in th
Zack,
I'm using bacula 1.38.2. so I use the auto-changer resource. Here's
what I have:
Autochanger {
Name = "AutoPakChanger"
Device = AutoPakDrive1
Changer Device = /dev/sg2
Changer Command = "/etc/bacula/mtx-changer %c %o %S %a %d"
}
Device {
Name = AutoPakDrive1
Media Type = AutoPa
-1_38_0 of the CVS? It sounds different to me.
Thanks for your help,
Keith
Keith Brautigam wrote:
Kern Sibbald wrote:
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 18:31, Keith Brautigam wrote:
Short version - bacula is attempting to use a tape that is not loaded
into the autochanger even though a
Kern Sibbald wrote:
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 18:31, Keith Brautigam wrote:
Short version - bacula is attempting to use a tape that is not loaded
into the autochanger even though a different, usable tape is loaded in
the autochanger.
According to the documentation (that I have seen
Short version - bacula is attempting to use a tape that is not loaded
into the autochanger even though a different, usable tape is loaded in
the autochanger.
According to the documentation (that I have seen), bacula should always
prefer to use tapes in the changer to avoid unnecessary operator
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