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Hi all,
I have been backing up a file server with Bacula for a year or so. The
server has died and I am trying to restore the files to another machine
and not having much luck.
Using the "restore" command from bconsole on the new box is not giving
me a warm fuzzy feeling. If I select Most Recen
John Drescher wrote:
> On 5/17/07, Paul Waldo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have been backing up a file server with Bacula for a year or so. The
>> server has died and I am trying to restore the files to another machine
>> and not hav
Michel Meyers wrote:
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> Michel Meyers wrote:
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>> Did you maybe set the File Retention lower than the Job retention?
>>
>> http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Catalog_Maintenance.html#SECTION00241
>>
>> If so, then your File Entries
Troy Daniels wrote:
> Hope this isn't redundant, but have you tried doing a restore of job 214?
>
> That appears to be your most recent full backup according to the table
> below. Hopefully it's file records haven't been cleaned from the
> database.
>
> After that I believe you'd just need to res
John Drescher wrote:
> On 5/18/07, Paul Waldo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Troy Daniels wrote:
>> > Hope this isn't redundant, but have you tried doing a restore of
>> job 214?
>> >
>> > That appears to be your most recent full backup a
Marc Schiffbauer wrote:
> * Paul Waldo schrieb am 18.05.07 um 18:00 Uhr:
>
> [...]
>
>
>> A fun added wrinkle is that the ubuntu dapper bacula packages don't
>> contain bscan :-O
>>
>
> Sure? Is bacula-sd-pgsql or bacula-sd-mysql i
Hi all,
I'm starting with a new Bacula installation (version 1.38.11) and I'm
trying to figure out how I can verify that what is in the backup
accurately reflects what is on the file system. I have RTFM and see
that I can use the Verify job type, but it seems that will not do a
byte-for-byte comp
Paul Waldo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm starting with a new Bacula installation (version 1.38.11) and I'm
> trying to figure out how I can verify that what is in the backup
> accurately reflects what is on the file system. I have RTFM and see
> that I can use the Verify
Hi all,
I am trying to create a restore job definition:
Job {
Name = "ThecusCameraRestoreFiles"
#JobDefs = "RestoreFilesTemplate"
Storage = "ThecusCameraFile"
Type = Restore
Client=pluto
FileSet="Full Set"
Pool = Default
Messages = Standard
Where = /tmp/bacula-r
Viktor Radnai wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Did you specify the ThecusCameraFile storage device in bacula-sd.conf
> as well? Did you restart the storage daemon so it would pick up the
> new config? If the answer to both questions is yes, could you please
> send us the storage definition from both bacula-di
Hi all,
After quite a bit of churning on my issue about Storage directives and
restores, I have found the answer (thanks Vik!) I had all of the Media
Types for my many Storage directives set to "File". When I tried to
restore, bacula went to the first Storage directive with the appropriate
type,
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hi,
17.10.2007 14:31,, Paul Waldo wrote::
Hi all,
After quite a bit of churning on my issue about Storage directives and
restores, I have found the answer (thanks Vik!) I had all of the Media
Types for my many Storage directives set to "File". When I tried
Hi all,
I'm using bacula 1.34 on a Mandrake^H^H^H^H^HMandriva LE 2005 system. This
machine services backups for a number of other machines on the network.
I have two DLT2000 tape drives attached to the same SCSI controller. I
currently have backups running just fine on a single drive, and I wo
Hi all,
I'm using bacula 1.34 on a Mandrake^H^H^H^H^HMandriva LE 2005 system. This
machine services backups for a number of other machines on the network.
I have two DLT2000 tape drives attached to the same SCSI controller. I
currently have backups running just fine on a single drive, and I wo
Thanks for the pointer, Arno. I've located the thread and I'll give it a try.
For posterity, the subject line to search for is "Using multiple tapedrives
as autochanger! " dated 2005-01-28 12:01.
Paul
On Thursday 30 June 2005 10:08 am, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Search the mailinglist archive for
Hi all,
I have been trying to implement Mario's multitape changer and I'm almost
there; I need just a bit of help :-).
I have two DLT-2000 drives attached to the same SCSI card. Here is the
relevent section from bacula-sd.conf:
Device {
Name = multitape#
Media T
Doh! Outsmarted myself again ;-)! I thought that the exit code was used,
but your are probably correct. Thanks for the reply, and I'll give it a
try.
Paul
Arno Lehmann said:
>> %a %d > /tmp/changer.txt"
>
> This is the relevant item, I guess...
> I assume you use the output redirection for log
Hi all,
The multitape saga continues :-). I have the mutitape device set up (2
drives). I have a blank tape in each drive and started a backup. Here is my
pool definition:
# Default pool definition
Pool {
Name = Default
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes # Bacula can
Hi Arno,
No the tape was not labeled--it was blank as can be. Nor was that volume
label in the catalog. I was under the impression from the docs that
automatic labeling would allow me to just feed blank tapes into the drives
and bacula would properly detect, label, and use the tapes whenever
Hi all,
I know that this is not an issue directly related to bacula, but I'm hoping
that some bacula user has already cracked it.
I'm running bacula version 1.38.11 on a dedicated backup host. I have an
appliance NAS box that has a number of CIFS shares and NFS exports. Since
the NAS box can
I think I answered my own question. I set the NAS box to use no_root_squash
and I was able to do a backup. Sorry for the noise :-)
Paul
On Friday 15 February 2008 10:24:31 am Paul Waldo wrote:
> This works fine for the CIFS, but I have just started to work with the NFS
> mounts a
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