> On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 10:38:32 +0700, Ralf Winkler said:
>
> I was able to check for the version of zlib we use on our boxes (yes, we
> have more then one running),
> Bacula was build on Debian with the "zlib1g-dev" Version 1.2.3-13.
>
> Now i have to ask, where do the compression happen, in
I was able to check for the version of zlib we use on our boxes (yes, we
have more then one running),
Bacula was build on Debian with the "zlib1g-dev" Version 1.2.3-13.
Now i have to ask, where do the compression happen, in the FD or in the SD?
Someone can enlighten me?
BR
Ralf
On 6/15/07, Ryan
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You know, I missed the version difference the first time -- Jeff, do you
have any Win32 2.0.3 daemons left to try to restore to?
=R
Ralf Winkler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> few days before we had a similar error.
> But in this case the fd and sd based on the s
Hi,
few days before we had a similar error.
But in this case the fd and sd based on the same version, 1.38.11 (?).
The whole restore was not bigger then 250 MB, so there is no big file in the
backup/restore.
I am out of the office now, but tomorrow i will check the zlib version on
both machines.
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I'd be interested in seeing some more tests on this kind of thing. See
if you can reliably duplicate the problem. I know this is digging a
little deeper, but it would probably be good to know what version of
Zlib you are using on your system. I'm not t
I don't know where to turn on this one. I seem to have proven I can't
depend on being able to do a restore.
Jeff Dickens wrote:
I ran a test restore, verifying (apparently) that my now-retired
Windows SD system really was handling the end-of-tape condition
correctly, and found to my surprise
I ran a test restore, verifying (apparently) that my now-retired Windows
SD system really was handling the end-of-tape condition correctly, and
found to my surprise that I got a "Zlib data error" failure on one
file. The rest of the restore seems perfect. One probably important
point is that
