On Thursday 26 May 2005 17:32, Alan Brown wrote:
> On Sat, 21 May 2005, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> >> However for the last two Friday nights the bacula
> >> director has been freezing after backing up the first
> >> seven clients.
> >
> > I did experience the same, couldn't find any reason, but after th
On Sat, 21 May 2005, Arno Lehmann wrote:
However for the last two Friday nights the bacula
director has been freezing after backing up the first
seven clients.
I did experience the same, couldn't find any reason, but after the upgrade to
1.36.2 that didn't happen again. So, I suggest you do a
Hi,
If either of you has updated any packages in Debian recently I would do
so again. I had some serious issues with a recent syslog-ng package that
was causing multiple sub-systems to fail (bind, sendmail, SSH ... etc.)
. With bind not responding the Bacula director also stopped responding.
Hello,
This appears to be a deadlock situation, and seems to be triggered by a
watchdog timeout, which means you have probably set some maximum time limit
for a job.
Though the deadlock could be related to version 1.36.3, I'd be a bit
surprised. At this point, I cannot exclude a 1.36.3 speci
I've also started having this problem within the past few weeks (since I
upgraded to 1.36.3, I believe). It doesn't happen every night, but it
happens more than once a week. Before that I have never seen this
problem, and I've been using Bacula for 6 months..
I'm running Debian Sarge and had no p
I was able to figure out the query that was getting
stuck.
It was a simple outer join
===
SELECT DISTINCT Path.PathId, File.PathId
FROM Path
LEFT OUTER JOIN FILE ON ( Path.PathId = File.PathId )
===
I created an index on the File.PathId column and
viola,
t
Hello,
Ali Zaidi wrote:
Thx Arno. I am going to upgrade Bacula but i have
noticed another thing.
In trying to figure this out, i ran the dbcheck
utility
to see if the database was reporting any problems.
When i tried looking for Orphaned Path entries using
the
dbcheck tool, mysql went bonker
Thx Arno. I am going to upgrade Bacula but i have
noticed another thing.
In trying to figure this out, i ran the dbcheck
utility
to see if the database was reporting any problems.
When i tried looking for Orphaned Path entries using
the
dbcheck tool, mysql went bonkers. I thought this was
just an
Hi.
Ali Zaidi wrote:
I have been using bacula for the past 3 or 4 months
without any problems.
However for the last two Friday nights the bacula
director has been freezing after backing up the first
seven clients.
The system and bacula log files do not report
anything.
When the director freezes
