Hello Kern,
Thanks for explanations... The backup solution on my environment will be
based on iSCSI and Bacula, the equipment is already bought.
I believe the problem I had with iSCSI was caused by different OS
mounting the target and writing to the disk by it's own way. Let me
myself clear: a
Hello,
In my opinion, using network mounted disks for backup is a risky
business. Bacula is designed to work with direct attached disks and
tapes, so when you connect them instead by a network, you introduce more
errors (networks have more faults than direct attached devices), delays
(latency), a
Hello folks!
I've running Bacula 5.2 in a FreeBSD box. We use an iSCSI NAS as the
storage device...
Today I tried to make a restore test and FreeBSD says me that the iSCSI
target's filesystem (UFS2+j) was corrupted and needed to be repaired. I
ran fsck and all gets fine. Is this normal? If so,
