We modify the Bacula source to remove this limit since we regularly run 10-14
day backups. As an archive, we do full backups of each volume annually to go to
Iron Mountain and quarterly to go to another building (data are mirrored online
as well), with volumes on the order of 50-100 TB. Splitti
We have 80TB of heliophysics data that we mirror
with rsync daily to another storage server for fast switchover. We
use Bacula to make quarterly full backups to LTO-5 tapes that we
send to another building (and annually to an Iron Mountain
facility with 10 year re
I've been using Bacula to back up many servers and desktops to a tape library
since early on, but always had one server running all of the Bacula processes
except for the individual file servers.
I'm setting up a new tape library and have new data servers, so I'm wondering if
there is a more e
Title: backing up clients on two separate
networks
As a follow up on Uthra Rao's question ("client connect to
storage daemon problem"), here's a different explanation of what
we are trying to accomplish, plus the requested config files.
We have been successfully using Bacula for many years and n
[RESEND: many apologies for sending as HTML]
As a follow up on Uthra Rao's question ("client connect to storage
daemon problem"), here's a different explanation of what we are
trying to accomplish, plus the requested config files.
We have been successfully using Bacula for many years and now ne
Ana and Radoslaw,
Very useful questions. DIR and SD are on same backup server. We had
checked port access between systems but not within the backup server
itself. Solution turned out to be adding the second IP (private)
address to hosts.allow at the top, along with the other ALLOW ALL on
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For Macs, I find it easier to make an installer package than a brew install:
For the latest MacOS X, I added to postflight.in:
mkdir -p -m 0755 /usr/local/var
add to autoconf/confdefs.h (or crc32.c):
#define HAVE_LITTLE_ENDIAN 1
since it wasn't getting defined for some reason.
Th
