Hello,
Romain wrote:
Spooling is when you copy data from the client(s) to a scratch disk area
on your Bacula server, then copy from there to your storage device.
It's primary purposes are:
(1) to allow client backups to finish quickly if the backup rate is
limited by a relatively slow tape or o
> Spooling is when you copy data from the client(s) to a scratch disk area
> on your Bacula server, then copy from there to your storage device.
> It's primary purposes are:
> (1) to allow client backups to finish quickly if the backup rate is
> limited by a relatively slow tape or other slow sto
Romain wrote:
>>What back-end database are you using? As Kern has already pointed out
>>to at least one other user today, sqlite -- particularly sqlite 3 -- can
>>be VERY slow indeed.
>
>
> The database i am using is Mysql. I'll try to see if insertion of file
> attributes is really the bottlene
Hi,
Romain wrote:
I have 1 more question :
What is Arno calling "spooling" ??
:-)
See http://www.bacula.org/rel-manual/Data_Spooling.html
In general, spooling means to store data before further processing it.
Arno
Many thanks for your helps !!
Romain
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> What back-end database are you using? As Kern has already pointed out
> to at least one other user today, sqlite -- particularly sqlite 3 -- can
> be VERY slow indeed.
The database i am using is Mysql. I'll try to see if insertion of file
attributes is really the bottleneck. In that case what
