Great idea to head back to what was working!
I'd recommend making only one config change at a time and test the
change (I like doing it all at once and then sifting through the
debris - but that's just me - I like a challenge.) Don't forget to
*reload or stop and restart the daemons.
Consi
Thank You for Your answer!
But i don't think what the problem is with hardware, because 95% of
computers won't backup with concurrent job and spooling settings and
they are sun, ibm machines with good cables connected. As i said before
- when i haven't configuration with these settings all was fi
Erich Prinz wrote:
> Hope a few others chime in here besides me.
>
> Reset by peer indicates network issues. These issues can sometimes be
> attributed to faulty hardware (NIC, Patch cable, router/switch.) The
> heartbeat gives the interaction a greater tolerance for delays due to
> slow link
Hope a few others chime in here besides me.
Reset by peer indicates network issues. These issues can sometimes be
attributed to faulty hardware (NIC, Patch cable, router/switch.) The
heartbeat gives the interaction a greater tolerance for delays due to
slow links but won't correct underlying
Thank You for Your suggestions, but i still have the same problems.
And heartbeat seems doesn't help to prevent such situation.
What else i should check?
I just want mentioned these problems started when i added spooling and
concurrent jobs.
Thanks.
Victoria
On Tue, 2006-08-08 at 13:29 -0500,
Thank You for Your suggestions, but i still have the same problems.
And heartbeat seems doesn't help to prevent such situation.
What else i should check?
I just want mentioned these problems started when i added spooling and
concurrent jobs.
Thanks.
Victoria
On Tue, 2006-08-08 at 13:29 -0500,
For a start, add the 'heartbeat' directive to keep the connection
alive on the FD. This is done in the FD .conf file.
From the Bacula manual:
Heartbeat Interval =
This record defines an interval of time. For each heartbeat that the
File daemon receives from the
Storage daemon, it will forwar
