On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 19:15, Adrian Reyer wrote:
> Well, as you copy the matching catalog as well it should just be fine.
> It depends all on what you want to be your backup be for. In my case I
> want to be save from loosing single/some backup media while the backup
> server is still fine as I
Hi Sebastian,
On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 11:38:50AM +0100, Sebastien Douche wrote:
> > I think bacula is not the ideal tool for running additional offsite
> > backups. And very likely rsync is not a good way if you use bacula.
> I rsync data, catalog and bsr files on external disks and I would know
>
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 22:52, Adrian Reyer wrote:
Hi Adrian
> I think bacula is not the ideal tool for running additional offsite
> backups. And very likely rsync is not a good way if you use bacula.
I rsync data, catalog and bsr files on external disks and I would know
what it's not a goold so
Hello,
I have managed my offsite backup setup so that only bacula volumes get
rsync-ed and it works fine for half a year. Total backup size is about
500Gb, nightly amount of data rsync-ed is between 1 and 10Gb (so my home
adsl connection with 10Mbit/s downstream is OK to keep offsite backups
a
On 04/01/2012 21:52, Adrian Reyer wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 12:16:55PM +, keith wrote:
>> 460M Dec 29 23:19 Full-0001
>> 26.3G Dec 30 23:52 Full-0003
>> 702MDec 24 23:05 Inc-0001
>> 10.0GDec 30 01:54 Inc-0002
>> 2.3G Dec 31 00:06 Inc-0004
>> 3.1G Dec 31 00:56 Inc-0005
>
On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 12:16:55PM +, keith wrote:
> 460M Dec 29 23:19 Full-0001
> 26.3G Dec 30 23:52 Full-0003
> 702MDec 24 23:05 Inc-0001
> 10.0GDec 30 01:54 Inc-0002
> 2.3G Dec 31 00:06 Inc-0004
> 3.1G Dec 31 00:56 Inc-0005
> 611MDec 31 00:56 Inc-0006
Is the 10G on 24t
I have Bacula 5.2.3 up and running and need some advice with the following
I used this tutorial
http://bacula.org/fr/dev-manual/Automated_Disk_Backup.html as a starting
point and it's working well and I have backups appearing as follows...
460M Dec 29 23:19 Full-0001
26.3G Dec 30 23:52 Full-000
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 10:53 AM, Josh Fisher wrote:
>
> On 9/29/2011 10:35 AM, John Drescher wrote:
>> 2011/9/29 Ignacio Cardona:
>>> Dear all,
>>> I need some help about a little issue. At the momento I am
>>> backing up to several devices but the problem is that i am running
>>>
On 9/29/2011 10:35 AM, John Drescher wrote:
> 2011/9/29 Ignacio Cardona:
>> Dear all,
>> I need some help about a little issue. At the momento I am
>> backing up to several devices but the problem is that i am running
>> out of space in my hard disk. Is possible to burn up some back
2011/9/29 Ignacio Cardona :
> Dear all,
> I need some help about a little issue. At the momento I am
> backing up to several devices but the problem is that i am running
> out of space in my hard disk. Is possible to burn up some backups into
> dvd´s in order to erase the backups in th
Dear all,
I need some help about a little issue. At the momento I am
backing up to several devices but the problem is that i am running
out of space in my hard disk. Is possible to burn up some backups into
dvd´s in order to erase the backups in the hard drive?. If possible , when I
ne
Ok, I think you not understood me.
When you does a copy job, the bacula will prefer to restore from local
disks, since the has not recycled.
I have a bacula configured with copy jobs, the off site media is updated
twice a month and all restore in local media retention time is done without
needed o
So the question has come up about storing our backups off-site.
We're using disk backups, with two USB disks. Each disk is a
Storage, and each Storage has a single Pool, and each Pool has max
200 4GB volumes. Part of my configuration is below.
What I'd like to do is buy a second matching set o
jaschu wrote:
>
> Now the question: Will old Volumes be deleted automatically, after
> VolumeRetention has passed, or will they remain on disk, in which case I
> would have to delete them manually?
>
Hi,
>From Bacula documentation about volume recycling:
"...when Bacula recycles a Volume, th
> I want to backup to disk, having each Job in a separate Volume.
>
> For this purpose, I have in bacula-dir.conf
> Pool {
> UseVolumeOnce = yes
> VolumeRetention = 30 days
> AutoPrune = yes
> ...
> }
>
> ... and in bacula-sd.conf
> Device {
> LabelMedia = yes
> AutomaticMount = y
Hi all,
I want to backup to disk, having each Job in a separate Volume.
For this purpose, I have in bacula-dir.conf
Pool {
UseVolumeOnce = yes
VolumeRetention = 30 days
AutoPrune = yes
...
}
... and in bacula-sd.conf
Device {
LabelMedia = yes
AutomaticMount = yes
...
}
Am 20.10.2008 18:02 Uhr schrieb "Kevin Keane" unter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> John Drescher wrote:
>>> I am learning how to use bacula to back up to external hard disks.
>>> Everything works beautifully, but I notice that after a volume is purged
>>> or pruned, it gets status "Recycled" and the actua
John Drescher wrote:
>> I am learning how to use bacula to back up to external hard disks.
>> Everything works beautifully, but I notice that after a volume is purged
>> or pruned, it gets status "Recycled" and the actual file on disk stays.
>> That looks like perfect behavior for a tape backup, bu
> I am learning how to use bacula to back up to external hard disks.
> Everything works beautifully, but I notice that after a volume is purged
> or pruned, it gets status "Recycled" and the actual file on disk stays.
> That looks like perfect behavior for a tape backup, but for a hard disk
> backu
Maybe this is an FAQ, but I didn't find the answer...
I am learning how to use bacula to back up to external hard disks.
Everything works beautifully, but I notice that after a volume is purged
or pruned, it gets status "Recycled" and the actual file on disk stays.
That looks like perfect behav
Hi,
option 0 is the best one however there are financial drawbacks :-) The
whole situation is like this. I have bacula server with two remote SAN
connected drives. SAN does mirroring etc and SAN drives are considered
stable and safe.
I have the backup rotation schema with 1 weekly full backup
Hi,
option 0 is the best one however there are financial drawbacks :-) The
whole situation is like this. I have bacula server with two remote SAN
connected drives. SAN does mirroring etc and SAN drives are considered
stable and safe.
I have the backup rotation schema with 1 weekly full back
My opinion to your ideas:
0) Leave the schema as I submited and buy more disk space for backuping. :-)
1) It is best variant I think. The other advantage is that the full
backup of all clients would take much longer time then 1/7th full and
other differential. Now what to do with Catalog:
You ca
Hi,
thanks for your answer. Your idea sounds good. However if I understand
it correctly, there will be two full backups for the whole day after
full backup. This is what I am trying to avoid as I will be backing up a
lot of clients. So as I see it I have these possibilities:
1) use your
Hi,
I suggest to solve like this:
One Pool only. 8 volumes. Retention time 7 days and few hours. Use time
1 day.
The use will be like this:
first Monday: full backup. volume 1 used and contains the full backup
Tue to Sun: diff backup using volumes 2 to 7 (automaticaly selected or
created by bacu
Hi,
I am implementing simple schema for backing up our data. Data are
backed up to disk. Full backup is performed every Sunday. The next 6
days differential backups are performed.
I want to keep only one Full backup and at maximum 6 daily differences.
The moment new Full backup is made,
Hi Brenden, list;
and first off thanks a lot for all of your hints and inspirations on
that issue.
["Brenden Phillips" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> @ Mon, 2 Apr 2007
12:00:30 +1200]
> We currently only use bacula to backup our windows servers and the
> backup servers themselves. For all the *NIX boxes w
rs
Brenden
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Subject: [Bacula-users] disk backup "without volumes"?
Folks;
maybe the subject sounds strange
> My question: Is there a way to set up the bacula-storage to dump files
> to a disk into a file system structure that could be shared using SMB,
> NFS, whatever? How can I achieve this effect, or is it not currently
> supported / thought of? Any reading pointers on that?
I don't think it's possib
Folks;
maybe the subject sounds strange, nevertheless: In our environment, we
use to do backups (a) from several servers to a machine having a large
disk array attached using rsync and (b) from there to tape using
afio+wrapper-scripts. So far, this works well, and the reason for
making use of thi
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disk backup and saturation
Hello,
I'm trying to install a backup on disk with Bacula. I'm experiencing
some problems, my volume grows, grows and grows until it fills up the
whole destination disk and then I get an error during backup. Here are
my configuration parameters :
Client {
Name = serv1-fd
Address = 10.121
Hello,
On 1/31/2006 6:42 PM, Brad Pinkston wrote:
I have 1.2TB worth of space to back up 25 servers. I’d like to do three
weeks of backups.
Well, at least you have to give some more information: How much data
does a full backup consist of today, how many generations of backups do
you nee
I have 1.2TB worth of space to back up 25 servers. I’d
like to do three weeks of backups. The director and storage are currently
running on the same machine. I’d like to set this up to do concurrent
backups. I apologize for leaving this so vague, but want to start as much
conversation a
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