Thomas,
you want to use the new fileset deirectives.
It's in the manual.
Arno
Thomas Preissler wrote:
Hello folks,
my bacula-fd is dying after a successful incremental or full backup.
When the job "BackupCatalog" is run, bacula-fd is *not* dying.
My system: Actual unstable Debian, bacula & Co. 1.
It's already been mentioned:
Use the new, current file set syntax.
The old one will be dropped soon and leads to, as you know, instability
in the FDs.
Arno
Jo wrote:
Thomas Preissler wrote:
Hello folks,
I use actual unstable Debian with bacula 1.36.1.
I determined actually, that my bacula-fd is d
Thomas Preissler wrote:
Hello folks,
I use actual unstable Debian with bacula 1.36.1.
I determined actually, that my bacula-fd is dying. It doesn't matter if
it is an incremental or full backup. This is my fileset, as included in
bacula-dir.conf:
Include = signature=MD5 compression=GZIP {
#
On Wed, 2005-03-16 at 23:56 +0100, Thomas Preissler wrote:
> Hello folks,
hey you!
> I determined actually, that my bacula-fd is dying. It doesn't matter if
> it is an incremental or full backup. This is my fileset, as included in
> bacula-dir.conf:
>
> Include = signature=MD5 compression=GZIP
Hello folks,
I use actual unstable Debian with bacula 1.36.1.
I determined actually, that my bacula-fd is dying. It doesn't matter if
it is an incremental or full backup. This is my fileset, as included in
bacula-dir.conf:
Include = signature=MD5 compression=GZIP {
#/root/bacula-fd.strace
