On 2014-01-29 00:34, Teun Ouwehand [Nextpertise] wrote:
> Hi Bacula Enthausiasts,
>
> On 28 december I sent in this mailing that I had some backups which
> were not able to restore. Today I was sick of it that I could not
> trust my backups for 100%. I read my log files for what could
> happening
> If I want to migrate to the latest and greatest version, are my storage files
> compatible with this version? (It could be that some storage volume files are
> from 5.0.2).
>
Yes.
John
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Hi Bacula Enthausiasts,
Today I had the same problem again, which is strange because I changed max
client in de director to 1. I also read the realse notes since (5.2.6) but I
have to say that this config is from (5.0.2) so maybe I need to add a/some
parameter(s)?
If I want to migrate to the l
> Thanks for your reply, I use the latest version of Bacula in the Wheezy
> packages of Debian.
>
> Currently: backup1-dir Version: 5.2.6 (21 February 2012)
> Package: bacula-director-common 5.2.6+dfsg-9
>
There were quite a few bugfixes since 5.2.6. The current bacula
version is 5.2.13. I would l
Hi Bacula Enthausiasts,
On 28 december I sent in this mailing that I had some backups which were not
able to restore. Today I was sick of it that I could not trust my backups for
100%. I read my log files for what could happening and I found out the
following:
I have sometimes some backups sta
