On 08/07/15 15:03, John Drescher wrote:
> Is your dataset already compressed (zip, mp3, mpeg, jpeg ...)? Do you
> have bacula software compression enabled?
>
>
How large are the files that bacula is writing to the tape?
The default is small, which leads to high overheads. Consider increasing
it t
Hello João,
By default hardware compression is enabled on tape libraries. You can
confirm this with a tapeinfo command.
Best regards,
Ana
Em qua, 8 de jul de 2015 às 10:53, João Kuchnier
escreveu:
> Hi everyone!
>
> We use LTO-4 tapes with a Dell Autoloader. These tapes must backup
> 800GB-1.6T
Is your dataset already compressed (zip, mp3, mpeg, jpeg ...)? Do you
have bacula software compression enabled?
John
On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 9:43 AM, João Kuchnier wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> We use LTO-4 tapes with a Dell Autoloader. These tapes must backup
> 800GB-1.6TB.Unfortunatelly, our tapes
Hi everyone!
We use LTO-4 tapes with a Dell Autoloader. These tapes must backup
800GB-1.6TB.Unfortunatelly, our tapes are getting FULL with a bit less than
800GB. Is there anyway that I can activate hardware compression or anything
I can do with bacula do resolv this?
Thanks!
João Kuchnier
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