Hello Robert,
I´m affraid the "spool directory" is a device directive. I have it
configured in my device:
Device {
...
Spool Directory = /opt/bacula/spool
Maximum Spool Size = 20 G
}
Best regards,
Ana
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 4:42 PM, Robert A Threet
wrote:
> Ok, I greatly increased my sp
Ok, I greatly increased my spool sizes. It appears to be placing the
spool in /opt/bacula/working (I'm using BaculaSystems 6). I read there
was a "Spool Directory = " parameter. I put it in the Tape Pool definition.
After doing that, bacula wouldn't start. I have about 4-6TB of disk I wish
to
Looks like I have about 4TB of local SAS drives to play with on my Dell 720.
I was thinking of bumping up Maximum Spool Size x10 = 240GB
And x10 the Maximum Job Spool Size to 80G.
Based on this, it seems logical that Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 3 (not 21 as in
current config).
Q: Does this sound r
>> Compare against a stock, non tuned, Bacula install. Are you
>> going between building where you get the slow transfer speed?
>> UCSC has 1 Gb links between buildings from my recollection. The
>> link to the outside world is not much more than that. Bacula
>> also has a batch mode which you can
> Without attribute spooling or batch (not sure if that
> is postgres only) after each file is read the database
> needs to add records.
We have attribute spooling activated right now.
Tim Gustafson
Baskin School of Engineering
UC Santa Cruz
t...@soe.ucsc.edu
831-459-5354
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>> Is the MySQL database storage on the same RAID array you are
>> writing backups to?
>
> Yes and no. Currently, in our "dev" environment, they are both on the same
> physical RAID array, but Bacula operates in a separate jail from mySQL. When
> we move to production, the director will probabl
I'm going to try to reply to all the responses I got together.
> Have you tried backing up other hosts on your network? What are
> the speeds with these hosts? I've noticed that different host
> respond with varying speeds despite being on the same network.
> Wondering if this has to do the client
On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 19:37:32 +0200, Tim Gustafson wrote:
> However, we're getting pretty pitiful throughput numbers. When I scp a
> file from my workstation to the Bacula server, I get something like
> 40MB/s (320Mb/s). When Bacula runs, we're lucky to get 20MB/s
> (160Mb/s), and we often
On 04/10/10, Tim Gustafson (t...@soe.ucsc.edu) wrote:
> ...we're getting pretty pitiful throughput numbers. When I scp a file
> from my workstation to the Bacula server, I get something like 40MB/s
> (320Mb/s). When Bacula runs, we're lucky to get 20MB/s (160Mb/s), and
> we often get numbers clos
On 10/4/2010 1:37 PM, Tim Gustafson wrote:
> We have recently installed Bacula onto a FreeBSD server and several Linux,
> SunOS and FreeBSD clients. The Bacula director and storage daemon run on a
> box with about 6 terabytes of RAID6 storage (SATA 300 drives, 1TB each,
> Adaptec RAID control
On 10/4/10 10:37 AM, Tim Gustafson wrote:
> We have recently installed Bacula onto a FreeBSD server and several Linux,
> SunOS and FreeBSD clients. The Bacula director and storage daemon run on a
> box with about 6 terabytes of RAID6 storage (SATA 300 drives, 1TB each,
> Adaptec RAID controller
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Tim Gustafson wrote:
> We have recently installed Bacula onto a FreeBSD server and several Linux,
> SunOS and FreeBSD clients. The Bacula director and storage daemon run on a
> box with about 6 terabytes of RAID6 storage (SATA 300 drives, 1TB each,
> Adaptec RAI
.
JJ
-Original Message-
From: Tim Gustafson [mailto:t...@soe.ucsc.edu]
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 10:38 AM
To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Bacula-users] Tuning Bacula
We have recently installed Bacula onto a FreeBSD server and several Linux,
SunOS and FreeBSD clients. The B
We have recently installed Bacula onto a FreeBSD server and several Linux,
SunOS and FreeBSD clients. The Bacula director and storage daemon run on a box
with about 6 terabytes of RAID6 storage (SATA 300 drives, 1TB each, Adaptec
RAID controller with 512MB cache). The box has 16GB of RAM and i
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