Re: [Bacula-users] Incrementals upgraded to fulls

2007-04-24 Thread Kyle Tucker
On Tue, Apr 24, 2007 at 12:48:36PM +0200, Arno Lehmann wrote: > > > Did you change the FileSet? > > Or do you have separate jobs for he different levels? Yes, they are different jobs so I can use different schedules and different Jobdefs, where the levels are defined. Also, some further reading

[Bacula-users] Incrementals upgraded to fulls

2007-04-24 Thread Kyle Tucker
Hi, On my newly refreshed 2.0.2 Bacula installation, I ran fulls on all my clients initially. Last night the daily incrementals ran and all clients were upgraded to full as Bacula determined their was no previous full in the catalog for those clients, despite them all using the same FileSe

[Bacula-users] Job history after db refresh

2007-04-22 Thread Kyle Tucker
Today I implemented an all-new backup scheme on my 2.0.2 Bacula installation. I ran drop_mysql_tables and then make_mysql_tables successfully and my first job started at job number 1. But if I run the command 'status client=' from bconsole, it has all the old jobs I ran from the previous db ins

Re: [Bacula-users] Controlling concurrent jobs

2007-04-09 Thread Kyle Tucker
> > This is not true within Bacula. For each Device (tape, DVD, disk, FIFO, ...) > Bacula has a single file descriptor thus only one Volume can be open for each > Device, whether tape or disk. Multiple jobs can be simultanously writing to > that Volume. However, since a Volume can be in only

[Bacula-users] Controlling concurrent jobs

2007-04-08 Thread Kyle Tucker
Hi, I have a new Bacula 2.0.2 setup and I am backing up to disk. I have remote clients that are very slow to backup and often prevent my more important local clients from being backed up due to concurrency being set to 1 as I don't want to get into the issues with interleaving as it's