ok, fixed
Somehow the bacula-dir startup file was old
Pulled a copy, I am running now
Thanks for all help
Phil
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ok, tried a restore:
[root@bkpcentos6 mysql]# mysql -u root -D bacula -p <
/root/bacula/bin/working/bacula.sql
Enter password:
[root@bkpcentos6 mysql]# cp /dev/null /var/log/bacula/bacula.log
cp: overwrite `/var/log/bacula/bacula.log'? y
[root@bkpcentos6 mysql]# /etc/init.d/bacula-dir start
Star
>I think its the other way around: sometimes between reboots MySQL got
>upgraded to version 15, but not restarted, so the old version of MySQL
>was still running. Then after the reboot new version of MySQL was
>loaded in the memory, causing bacula to emit this error.
Ok, I stopped mysql, and start
So after a bit more reading.
The dtabase is v15, why would bacula-dir look for v12?
It is the same date as the bacula-fd, -sd, and bconsole
bconsole -v shows 7.2
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hi
The actual version is 7.2
I did the upgrade way back in January, and have run 400+ jobs since then. I
did a new install of 7.2 and started over back then
I run bconsole -v, it does show v7.2
I run bconsole -l and it does show the bacula-dir that is defined
Is the catalog dump you talk of,
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 11:41:18AM -0300, Heitor Faria wrote:
> > Hello
>
> > You can try stop mysql, and move the directory /var/lib/mysql/bacula to
> > another
> > safe directory.
>
> > Then you can try run mysql and see if it works.
>
> > If you have a dump of mysql you just mysql -u root <
> Hello
> You can try stop mysql, and move the directory /var/lib/mysql/bacula to
> another
> safe directory.
> Then you can try run mysql and see if it works.
> If you have a dump of mysql you just mysql -u root < catalog.dump, or you need
> to use BLS and BEXTRACT to get catalog.dump from vol
Hello
You can try stop mysql, and move the directory /var/lib/mysql/bacula to
another safe directory.
Then you can try run mysql and see if it works.
If you have a dump of mysql you just mysql -u root < catalog.dump, or you
need to use BLS and BEXTRACT to get catalog.dump from volumes.
Best Re
More info
Bacula 7.0.5
Mysqld is running
I can get into database using credentials and mysql command
Question. How do I restore the catalog if the db is hosed (If that is the
problem)?
Any way to debug this would be appreciated.
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Hello
You said you just reboot the server. You didn't restore the mysql database?
It seems you have an newer version of catalog and restored an older one.
Atenciosamente
*Wanderlei Hüttel*
http://www.huttel.com.br
2016-06-21 10:56 GMT-03:00 philhu :
> Hi,
>
> I was backing up an NFS volume fr
More info
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Hi,
I was backing up an NFS volume from a NAS, when the NAS crashed, and the backup
aborted.
The next backup got a database error, so I reboot, and started up bacula-fd,
bacula-sd without problem, but starting up bacula-dir, it dies with:
[root@bkpcentos6 bacula]# cat /var/log/bacula/bacula.lo
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