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FWIW, I also use SMB (CIFS v2) to backup to a cheapo DLINK DNS-325 NAS. I
typically get ~30MB/s on a Gb local LAN for long jobs, maybe half that for
shorter incremental. Compression is enabled.
Like yours, the NAS is locked down so no chance to put the SD there.
You might be lucky and find a tool
On 9/23/23 14:25, Rob Gerber wrote:
You know, asking them to add a Bacula FD plugin is a good idea! I'm sure
it wouldn't be available for quite a while, but that is genuinely a good
idea.
If they're building on Gentoo, they ought to be able to do it pretty
quickly if you can persuade them to.
You know, asking them to add a Bacula FD plugin is a good idea! I'm sure it
wouldn't be available for quite a while, but that is genuinely a good idea.
This is a commercial market NAS, aimed at videographers. The devs are
actually pretty damn good, and I'm proud of them for choosing Gentoo. They
h
On 9/23/23 13:34, Rob Gerber wrote:
Heitor,
Thank you for the reply.
The backup source is a studio network solutions Evo NAS appliance.
Unfortunately, I have no access to run bacula FD, nor most of other
things suggested on this appliance as access is only via appliance
developer designer me
Heitor,
Thank you for the reply.
The backup source is a studio network solutions Evo NAS appliance.
Unfortunately, I have no access to run bacula FD, nor most of other things
suggested on this appliance as access is only via appliance developer
designer means. I do not have any shell access to th
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Thank you for your reply, josh. Sorry for delay in reply - have been on
vacation. See replies below.
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On Fri, Sep 15, 2023, 9:52 AM Josh Fisher via Bacula-users <
bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
>
> On 9/14/23 15:35, Rob Gerber wrote:
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> Bacu
On 9/14/23 15:35, Rob Gerber wrote:
Bacula is transferring data at a fraction of the available link speed.
I am backing up an SMB share hosted on a fast NAS appliance. The share
is mounted on the bacula server in /mnt/NAS/sharename. I have
dedicated 10gbe copper interfaces on the NAS and the b
Bacula is transferring data at a fraction of the available link speed. I am
backing up an SMB share hosted on a fast NAS appliance. The share is
mounted on the bacula server in /mnt/NAS/sharename. I have dedicated 10gbe
copper interfaces on the NAS and the bacula server.
When backing up the NAS, c
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