On 7/19/2016 1:59 PM, philhu wrote:
> Something is wrong here
>
> I just posted about this exact thing.
>
> I moved 48TB from one NAS to the other, rsync -avz --numeric-ids
>
> All dates/times were identical between the two, but when I mounted new at
> same mount points, everything was happy, EXC
Hello Ian,
The concept of schedule and start times are the same I guess. One is the
one that you set in your schedule resource and the other is the time that
the job starts running. Usually, they are slightly different.
Again, if you have duplicated jobs starting and you do not want this
situatio
Something is wrong here
I just posted about this exact thing.
I moved 48TB from one NAS to the other, rsync -avz --numeric-ids
All dates/times were identical between the two, but when I mounted new at same
mount points, everything was happy, EXCEPT BACULA which proceeded to do
incrementals, se
hi Ana
On Tuesday 19 July 2016 15:37:05 Ana Emília M. Arruda wrote:
> If you run a differential after a full, then an incremental, but the
> differential one hadn't finished before the incremental one starts, then
> the incremental would check the last full one. So you will have both
> differenti
On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 02:49:01PM +0200, Ian Douglas wrote:
> Hi All
>
> It seems to me that Bacula makes unnecessary duplicate backups.
>
> I have
> 1. Daily incremental
> 2. Monthly differential
> 3. Annual full.
>
Have you looked into "cancel duplicate jobs" and "allow duplicate
jobs"?
All
Hello Ian,
Bacula decides what to backup when the job starts. For differential ones,
the mtime and ctime are checked against the start time of the last full
backup job. For incremental ones, these times are checked agains the start
time of the last full/incremental/differential one.
If you run a
Hi All
It seems to me that Bacula makes unnecessary duplicate backups.
I have
1. Daily incremental
2. Monthly differential
3. Annual full.
However one of the backups is over 3.5 TB, and the system only manages about
100GB/hour.
So the differential backup (in this case) ran for more than 24 hou
