On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 11:47:53 +0100
Frank Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> memory usage is at 60MB out of 1GB. No swapping at all.
>
> By the way. Shouldn't it be possible to edit the database to delete some
> File entries to make things work?
> I already took a look at the db w
Hi there,
memory usage is at 60MB out of 1GB. No swapping at all.
By the way. Shouldn't it be possible to edit the database to delete some
File entries to make things work?
I already took a look at the db with phpmyadmin, but I do not get the db
structure, coz I do not know much about mysql and b
* Frank Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [18.11.2006]:
> I have no idea what else to try.
> If you have any idea, plz let me know.
Have a look if the server is running out of memory/starts swapping.
Cheers,
Steph.
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Take Surve
As mentioned in the manual
http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Catalog_Maintenance.html#SECTION000237000
I tried recreating the MySQL indizes, but it did not change a thing.
I think, it's not a database problem, coz MySQL only takes a 2% CPU load
while bacula-dir is freaking out somewhere
In response to Frank Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi there,
>
> ok, my machine here is not comparable to your hardware, but it still
> should work at least within minutes, not hours or even days I think.
> Some additional information:
>
> CPU: P4 1,7 GHZ
> RAM: 1GB
> ATA-Harddisks
> OS: FreeBS
Just to give another data point:
6 Jobs, 2,526,246 files
in just under 15 minutes
(about 95% of the files were in the first of the 6 jobs)
Dual Pentium 3 850Mhz
1G Ram
RedHat 9
Bacula 1.36.3
MySQL 3.23.58
We switched to MySQL because it was faster than PostgreSQL, though
it was just about 2x
Hi there,
ok, my machine here is not comparable to your hardware, but it still
should work at least within minutes, not hours or even days I think.
Some additional information:
CPU: P4 1,7 GHZ
RAM: 1GB
ATA-Harddisks
OS: FreeBSD
DB: Mysql 4.0.27
bacula: 1.38.11_1
While building the directory tree
In response to Frank Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I'm having trouble restoring files from a backup job that contains
> 1,933,009 files. Building the directory tree seems to take forever... at
> least I had to interupt it after 30 hours of 100% CPU-usage :-(
Wow ...
Building directory tre
Hi,
I'm having trouble restoring files from a backup job that contains
1,933,009 files. Building the directory tree seems to take forever... at
least I had to interupt it after 30 hours of 100% CPU-usage :-(
I already tried to use bextract, but unfortunately it can't restore
files from a Win32
