hose
two versions. I'll give it a go.
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Juan Luis Frances wrote:
> Now the correct patch, sorry ;-)
>
> El Wednesday 07 February 2007 12:29:40 Juan Luis Frances escribió:
>
>> What version of bacula?
>>
>> I had the same problems with 1.38.5. I attach my "dirty" patch.
>>
Many thanks for your patch. I compiled it, and it's bee
Hi,
I have two tape drives. One is a DLT-V4, the other is Dell Powervault
124T with an LTO-3 drive.
I want to migrate everything from the DLT-V4 to the Dell. Ultimately, I
want to control two SDs (for reasons which aren't particularly relevant
to this discussion) from bacula, so I'm trying t
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Migrating across Storage daemons is not implemented.
Thought as much.
For the record, in case anyone else brings it up (and to make sure
there's a suggestion in the list archives) I'm working around it as
follows:
* Setting up another pool which is disk-based going to
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> If Bacula is writing to Volumes mounted on an NFS filesystem, you will
> probably take an *enormous* performance hit compared to a local disk.
>
>
Thanks for letting me know, but considering it's coming off a DLT-v4
drive (max. speed: 10MB/sec, typical speed about half th
Hi,
I'm using bacula 2.0.3 and I'm having a problem with Bacula recycling
volumes before I want it to. This problem has been ongoing since
version 1.38.something so it's either a very longstanding bug or my
configuration is broken.
What equipment I have to make sure this all works:
A Dell Po
Ryan Novosielski wrote:
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James Cort wrote:
I don't want to purge any records for tapes which aren't due for
recycling. As long as the tape itself hasn't been recycled, I want
to be able to restore any file from it without res
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hi,
On 4/3/2007 11:31 AM, James Cort wrote:
Ryan Novosielski wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, if you prune the job, it will take the files with
it (as there will be nothing to restore from).
I think you may be.
I think Ryan is right :-)
You can fi
sk space on the mailserver, which I don't have. And with
a 46GB mail store, I'd like to avoid adding extra processing.
I can't find mention of such a feature in the docs, does it exist?
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Nick Jones wrote:
> Does anyone know why or how my tape7 could have been marked full even
> though it is the same capacity as the other tapes and is not full
> according to bacula. Now it is appending to tape4. Also, it is hard
> to read but it says 0 for 'in changer' for tapes 1,2, and 4 whic
Bill Moran wrote:
> In response to Amiche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>> Whan bacula start the backup of the night on a tape volume, I want the
>> status of
>> the volume pass immediatly as Used when the last job is terminated.
>> So I defined "Volume Use Duration = 10h" but Bacula wait for the n
't use anywhere near that amount of swap before running out
of memory, though - perhaps the per-process memory limit is the problem?
Has anyone encountered (and more importantly solved) a similar problem
in the past?
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tch) - is it possible that there's an incompatibility between
these versions or have I missed something?
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John Drescher wrote:
>> Instead, however, I get this:
>>
>> - and it'll sit there indefinitely waiting for me to mount a volume
>> which it's created in the catalog but not labelled.
>>
> Type mount from the console, the actual labeling will happen after the
> drive mounts and it detects it ha
Hi,
I have 3 pools in my Bacula configuration:
DailyTape : Recycled once a month
MonthlyTape : Recycled once a year
AnnualTape : Recycled once every 20 years.
However, Bacula has decided that it wants to recycle last month's
monthly tape. Could anyone suggest why this might be?
The various sta
Hi,
I've had the same problem with a few tapes now:
31-May 03:35 gemini-sd: Committing spooled data to Volume. Despooling
36,455,289,794 bytes ...
31-May 03:35 gemini-sd: cygnus_new.2006-05-31_00.05.02 Error:
block.c:552 Write error at 105:4237 on device /dev/nst0. ERR=Device or
resource busy.
3
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> I recommend the following things (obviously 2-4 are unnecessary if 1 fixes
> the
> problem):
>
> 1. This still looks most like a kernel driver problem to me. Backing up to
> kernel-2.6.16-1.2111 would most likely clear up this point.
>
I've had a few kernel driver prob
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Unfortunately, Bacula is sufficiently demanding that it often brings out
> driver problems that don't show up using most Unix tape utilities, which tend
> to be rather "simple" minded. They either simply write() or read(). Bacula
> uses quite a lot more features of the driv
A few weeks ago I posted to this list with a problem concerning my tapes
encountering errors around the 100G mark which resulted in bacula ending
them and moving onto another tape.
As suggested, I swapped the SCSI card for an Adaptec unit, however the
problem persists:
22-Jun 12:16 gemini-sd: Sen
Hi,
I know the release notes for 1.38 say "upgrade everything", but I
thought I'd ask on the off-chance.
Has anyone successfully used a 1.36 FD in conjunction with a 1.38.9
SD/director? My own limited testing suggests that it works OK, but I
was wondering if anyone else has tried the same.
Jam
ll
appear to Bacula.
Go to the web interface and it's under the "Configuration" menu, second
option from the bottom on mine.
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I've been using Bacula for almost three years so that's 3 years worth of
fileids there.
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I appear to have run out of fileids in my bacula database.
I'm using bacula 2.2.8-8~bpo40+1 (the Debian Etch backported package)
and my backups have failed with the error:
Fatal error: Can't fill File table Query failed: INSERT INTO File
(FileIndex, JobId, PathId, FilenameId, LStat, MD5)SELECT
b
icates that this should work but I'm a little nervous
as it's far from a properly supported solution.
James.
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look for volumes which may be recycled but are part of another
pool, nor will it move volumes back to scratch when they become
eligible for recycling. Though that's an interesting idea.
HTH,
James.
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urrent Volume = yes
Volume Retention = 27 days
Volume Use Duration = 23 hours
RecyclePool = Scratch
}
however, the manual states:
"This directive is probably most useful when defined in the Scratch
pool" - surely the scratch pool is one pool in which you wouldn't
define thi
e
is new, there won't be anything on there.
I've seen the exact same thing across two tape drives (and indeed types
of tape media) for the last couple of years - it can safely be ignored.
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s process than Bacula.
Does the SAN support snapshots? You could always take a snapshot, back
it up and then remove the snapshot afterwards. There may need to be
some scripting to make sure the database is in a consistent state before
you do this, but it'd be a lot quicker than copying t
ils
have been read or replied to and recently received/sent email won't be a
perfect snapshot of how the mailserver looked at any given point in time.
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Is that where it inserts everything to a temporary table then copies the
entire table into the "live" one?
James.
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got all the necessary Information (bacula-director Version 1.38.11-8):
>>
>
That version number is, by an amazing coincidence, the exact patchlevel
assigned by Debian to their build in current Debian Stable. 2.4.3 is
available in Debian Backports and seems pretty stable to me.
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0 files, that sounds very slow. How much data is
involved, how is it stored and how fast is your database server?
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e on the bacula website but it's right
at the bottom. Perhaps it could be moved higher up the page?
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, are much less painful.
Part 2: Spool to storage (be it tape, disk etc). Because you're going
over the LAN here, you get LAN performance.
Restore: May be just as easy to pull the data from bacula, put it on a
hard disk locally and courier it to the remote site.
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sons laptop (intel) which I would rather not do.
ICBW but ISTR that xcode on powerpc can be persuaded to create universal
binaries quite happily:
http://developer.apple.com/macosx/adoptinguniversalbinaries.html
> Is bat available on Mac? Any other GUI interface available for Mac?
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because it
probably won't affect me again anyway).
James.
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. In theory at least
(and I've asked on the Postgres IRC channel) that should be fine -
though the database will have to do crash recovery when it restarts.
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