Hi Sébastien,
is the volume file physical on that directory?
/mnt/space2/bareos/storage/
It seems that Bareos will load a file thats not in that pool or it can not read
and write to it...
First do you made changes to your pool/device configuration?
Second, regarding to you path /mnt/space2/bar
I'm testing software compression. When the log says this:
Software Compression: 16.3 % (lz4)
Does this mean SW compression reduced the file size
1) to 16.3% of the original size (100 GB -> 16 GB)
or
2) reduced it by 16.3%? (100 GB -> 84 GB)
Thanks.
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On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 3:55:41 PM UTC+2, David Pearce wrote:
> So a verify job will check the signature stored in the database against the
> files on the client or against what is stored on the tape?
Hi David,
reading your question and the manual, i think the answer is, yes it reads f
On 09/23/15 04:35 PM, David Pearce wrote:
> I'm testing software compression. When the log says this:
> Software Compression: 16.3 % (lz4)
>
> Does this mean SW compression reduced the file size
>
> 1) to 16.3% of the original size (100 GB -> 16 GB)
> or
> 2) reduced it by 16.3%? (100 GB -> 84 G
Hi Spiros,
are you sure that your windows 7 PC can read more than 230Mbit/s?
Is that windows 7 and 2012 server are virtual or physical?
Regards Marco
On Monday, September 21, 2015 at 2:04:41 PM UTC+2, Spiros Papageorgiou wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm havng a bareos setup, where I have a bareos-dr/s
Hi Sebastien,
hm i think your Label Format is ok. With year, month, days and number it should
be unique.
Can you provide the pool and device configuration just to be sure..
Regarding your other issue i think it could be that your catalog has entries
for volumes are not existing on the storage
Hi Marco,
The win7, is my desktop PC and it is physical. An i5-quad core machine with 8GB
RAM. The hard disk can surely deliver more than 30MB/s. It is not the system
disk or anything. It is a dedicated HD that only stores large files (average
size 500MB) and on disk-to-disk copies it delivers
If I go into bconsole and do "list clients" I get a list of clients listed in
the database which in my case is a whole bunch of dead servers no longer in the
bareos-dir.conf file.
Short of greping the bareos-dir.conf file, is there a way to list all of the
client names as defined in the bareos-
Ugly, but it works. I hope there is a better way.
egrep -A 10 '^Job {' /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.conf | grep "Client ="
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Hi Guys,
Currently I am backing up directly to tape
However I am about to go out and buy about 120TB worth of more disk storage.
I would like to assign about 80TB of this to our Bareos backup server.
I note in the documentation under important considerations in regards to
migration jobs it sta
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Helo list,
in my Bareos Server the Postgres database is running full.
And I think the already ordered HDDs may take some days for shipping.
Unfortunately purging files is mainly impossible. So I think of deleting
the content of the log table or mayb
The FUSE based Bareos filesystem bareos-fuse is available
* as source on https://github.com/bareos/bareos-fuse
* as package on http://download.bareos.org/bareos/contrib/
Currently it already shows a lot of information about clients, volumes
and jobs, including the files and directories backed
Am 23.09.2015 um 23:02 schrieb David Pearce:
> Ugly, but it works. I hope there is a better way.
>
> egrep -A 10 '^Job {' /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.conf | grep "Client ="
echo ".clients" | bconsole
see
http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-developer-guide.html#dot-commands
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On Thursday 24 September 2015 07.50:22 Rene Arnhold wrote:
> Helo list,
>
> in my Bareos Server the Postgres database is running full.
>
> And I think the already ordered HDDs may take some days for shipping.
> Unfortunately purging files is mainly impossible. So I think of deleting
> the content
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