sively ... retrying in 1 second.
Trying to open without locking.
FATAL: /dev/hda already carries isofs!
27-Oct 02:59 home-sd: Marking Volume "22" in Error in Catalog.
Overall I am getting very weird and inconsistant behavior. :(
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I have done a lot more playing around with bacula and discovered a few
things, made progress, and run into new obstacles...
Tracy R Reed wrote:
> I am running Bacula from cvs as of yesterday on a dual-core AMD64 box
> running FC4. And I am having a lot of problems. Sometimes when I try to
&
from CVS as of three or four days ago on an AMD64
running FC4.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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Phil Stracchino wrote:
> Have you investigated a database bottleneck? What SQL backend are you
> using? What's system CPU load during backup?
I am using SQLite3. There is 95% idle cpu during the backup.
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New datapoint: I am now backing up to my recently acquired USB2 hard
drive using file storage and the backup speeds are very slow just like
with DVD. So it can't be disk bandwidth or DVD issues. Still have 95%
idle cpu time during backup.
Tracy R Reed wrote:
> Ok, so over the course of
ged it into a USB port on my
box, and FC4 found it and mounted it for me and the transfer rate is
plenty fast. I love it when things "just work"!
Another odd thing I noticed is that the backups do indeed start out very
slow. Around 100k/s but over time (hours) creep up to 1.5MB/s.
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time. I am going to try moving the bacula.db off onto the other disk and
see if that improves things. I don't think my situation is all that
unusual so I would be surprised if that were really the problem as it
seems everyone would have slow backups.
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xed I will try a
few more experiments and report on how it went.
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Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On 27.10.2005 12:03, Tracy R Reed wrote:
>
> has this been answerded already?
Yes, I have since resolved a lot of these issues either on my own or
with help from Kern.
>>I just labelled a second volume and it did not give me that erorr
such as automatically selecting the
volume pool according to whichever it has available?
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144 12808
How on earth could it be writing so much more than it is reading? That
is quite puzzling. If I strace the bacula-fd or bacula-sd processes they
are just sitting in a select. I never see them doing anything else. But
the spool file is growing so I know it is making progress.
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Tracy R Reed wrote:
> Device:tps Blk_read/s Blk_wrtn/s Blk_read Blk_wrtn
> hda 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0
> sda 969.39 146.94 13069.39144 12808
>
> How on earth could it be writing so mu
oing a lot more disk IO to the
database than the amount of data we are actually backing up. That makes
no sense and would not indicate a disk storage problem or ethernet problem.
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access it from outside, and it can be set up very quickly. I will
stick with mysql for now but I strongly suspect a problem in the
bacula->sqlite interface.
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s not already
labeled and it has been expired/deleted from the database. What is the
proper way to handle this?
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phabetical order and I still have files named c* so I guess I only
need to restore files [a-cA-C] and not directories since I mercifully
did not use rm -rf. What is the best way to get bacula to produce a list
of files in my homedir that it knows about that meet this criteria?
Thanks!
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Alan Brown wrote:
> There is a restore option to not overwrite existing files.
But that would also restore a lot of deleted mail into my Maildirs which
I would like to avoid.
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Dan Langille wrote:
> Why not restore everything to a staging directory, when move over the
> things you need? mv has options to not overwrite.
Because that would be around 70G of data.
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