Hi Gary,
thank you for your feedback.
The destination server has a different directory structure. And it's not
so easy to mount the directory in the same way.
source: /backup/bacula/
destination: /Backup/... (should be our offsite server)
Should I create a symlink?
The next question. On the de
On 12/11/13 09:20 AM, Willi Fehler wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we want to copy the data of our main Bacula-Server to a addiontal Server
> outside of our main datacenter in case the datacenter is down and we
> still want to able to restore files.
>
> Both Servers are running Debian 6.0 and MySQL as . At the
Hello,
we want to copy the data of our main Bacula-Server to a addiontal Server
outside of our main datacenter in case the datacenter is down and we
still want to able to restore files.
Both Servers are running Debian 6.0 and MySQL as . At the moment Bacula
is only installed on the Server inside
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 6:06 PM, Jon Schewe wrote:
> On 8/6/10 12:12 PM, John Drescher wrote:
>>> I have a new bacula running and am wondering what do you recommend for an
>>> offsite backup, adding it to the current local storage.
>>>
>>> I was told by management that they dont want to worry if
On 8/6/10 12:12 PM, John Drescher wrote:
>> I have a new bacula running and am wondering what do you recommend for an
>> offsite backup, adding it to the current local storage.
>>
>> I was told by management that they dont want to worry if their servers get
>> stolen.
>>
> I recommend a tape arc
> I have a new bacula running and am wondering what do you recommend for an
> offsite backup, adding it to the current local storage.
>
> I was told by management that they dont want to worry if their servers get
> stolen.
>
I recommend a tape archive and a suitable container that you can
physic
Hi guys
I have a new bacula running and am wondering what do you recommend for an
offsite backup, adding it to the current local storage.
I was told by management that they dont want to worry if their servers get
stolen.
thanks!
-
Hi,
18.02.2009 04:46, Jeff Dickens wrote:
> It was a couple of years ago I first brought this up. I guess you and I
> are the only one who would find a cross-sd migration/copy useful.
I doubt that... I'd definitely find this interesting and some of my
customers would probably like to use that
It was a couple of years ago I first brought this up. I guess you and I
are the only one who would find a cross-sd migration/copy useful. The
answer I got was "not likely unless you're paying for it", which is
certainly fair enough, but I also got the feeling that the idea wasn't
well receive
> Hi Robert If you are working on it try to use pdo extension This can
> greatly improve the base user which would be interested
>
> Use bacula with sqlite -> config in sqlite with pdo
> Use bacula with mysql -> config in mysql with pdo
> Use bacula with postgresql -> config in postgresql with pd
> vi, emacs [put the name of your favorite text editor] rocks in case of bacula
>
> GUI ? there's gedit, kate, x-term+vi :-
>
>
I use nano via ssh for the most part with my >30 clients, >75 jobs,
multiple SDs, external database, > 15 pools .
I have my configuration files (50+) arranged in a
Robert LeBlanc wrote:
>> P.S. Hasn't anybody created a graphical configuration program for bacula
>> yet? ^^
>
> I'm working on one using PHP and MySQL, I'm hoping to be able to pull the
> configuration straight from MySQL for the Director and SD. The FD doesn't
> change so much so I was going to
> P.S. Hasn't anybody created a graphical configuration program for bacula
> yet? ^^
I'm working on one using PHP and MySQL, I'm hoping to be able to pull the
configuration straight from MySQL for the Director and SD. The FD doesn't
change so much so I was going to just spit out a file to put on t
> I'm not sure if I quite follow what you are trying to accomplish, but it
> seems to me that maybe rsync would be another option to accomplish
> basically the same goal? Or am I way off base here?
>
For disk volumes this works great. Just rsync the folder with volumes.
John
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> I tried to get offsite backups by doing a local backup first to the
> local SD and then another backup to the remote SD. This works fine when
> backupping but when you need to recover data (and you are using
> incrementals or differentials instead of full backups) the SD which you
> told to perfo
> P.S. Hasn't anybody created a graphical configuration program for bacula
> yet? ^^
>
webmin
John
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Berend Dekens wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> After trying the new beta's which hold Copy Jobs support I discovered
> that a copy job (just like a migration job) can only transfer data from
> one storage pool to another within *the same* storage daemon. Because I
> wanted to use this for offsite backups this
Hi all,
After trying the new beta's which hold Copy Jobs support I discovered
that a copy job (just like a migration job) can only transfer data from
one storage pool to another within *the same* storage daemon. Because I
wanted to use this for offsite backups this won't work for me.
I tried to g
Hi Berend,
I was thinking of doing it that way, a full backup for offsite followed by a
full to stay in the changer. It just seems a long way around it, a full backup
for each client takes 15 hours in total.
Thanks Kevin, but I thought I had already included that
"Add the option 'recycle curr
Hey John,
I have a similar problem at the moment. The problem originates from the
fact that Bacula seems to be unable to seperate restore jobs based on
storage pools (so a system with files stored in multiple pools will
require volumes from all pools used).
As far as I know this is currently n
Hi everyone,
I have been running nightly backups using a single pool of 19 volumes. The
schedule is for
Schedule {
Name = "WeeklyCycle"
Run = Full 1st sat at 23:05
Run = Differential 2nd-5th sat at 23:05
Run = Incremental mon-fri at 23:05
}
What i want to do is take tapes offsite once a
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