>> >> i read somewhere, thats this problem is solved in newer versions of
>> >> bacula (think it was 2.2.*).
> > The thought of upgrading the whole environment to
> > a 2.+ release is more that I could cope with right
> > now!
> I only have about 10 clients, but I did the whole thing in about 35
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Julian Perry wrote:
> Thomas
>
>> i read somewhere, thats this problem is solved in newer versions of
>> bacula (think it was 2.2.*).
>>
>> The issue was, that a restore jobs reads the whole volume (as a
>> tapedrive does). In newer versions it does "
Hi,
01.11.2007 18:49,, Julian Perry wrote::
> Thomas
>
>> i read somewhere, thats this problem is solved in newer versions of
>> bacula (think it was 2.2.*).
>>
>> The issue was, that a restore jobs reads the whole volume (as a
>> tapedrive does). In newer versions it does "seek" into the volume.
Thomas
> i read somewhere, thats this problem is solved in newer versions of
> bacula (think it was 2.2.*).
>
> The issue was, that a restore jobs reads the whole volume (as a
> tapedrive does). In newer versions it does "seek" into the volume.
I did wonder if it might be something like that.
But
Julian Perry schrieb:
> Version: 1.38.11
>
> My backups run perfectly - I backup about 20 systems with
> a total of 2TB to file volumes, each one 2GB max. I have
> 5 deifferent devices (i.e. directories of volumes).
>
> I used to store the volumes on a large local disk, but now
> store to an NFS-m
Hi
Version: 1.38.11
OS: Solaris 10
Device type: file
Catalog: MySQL
My backups run perfectly - I backup about 20 systems with
a total of 2TB to file volumes, each one 2GB max. I have
5 deifferent devices (i.e. directories of volumes).
I used to store the volumes on a large local disk, but now
s
Hi
Version: 1.38.11
OS: Solaris 10
Device type: file
Catalog: MySQL
My backups run perfectly - I backup about 20 systems with
a total of 2TB to file volumes, each one 2GB max. I have
5 deifferent devices (i.e. directories of volumes).
I used to store the volumes on a large local disk, but now
s
