Hi All,I am fairly new to Bacula and I am extremely pleased with the results weare getting, I backup about 9GB of data over the LAN in about 25 minuteswhich is extremely close in performace to the previous system we used
(ntbackup) using local drives, but oh so much more reliable, stable, andall
In your bacula-dir.conf you can do something
like this:
Schedule {
Name=Somethingrelatedtoyourjob
Run
= Level=Full Pool=Weekly sun at 20:00
Run
= Level=Incremental Pool=Daily mon-fri at 20:00
}
You then have to rotate your Backupfile
accordingly.
Hope that matches what you want!
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Orallo Orallo wrote:
Hi All,
I am fairly new to Bacula and I am extremely pleased with the results we
are getting, I backup about 9GB of data over the LAN in about 25 minutes
which is extremely close in performace to the previous system we used
Hello,
Kern Sibbald wrote:
On Monday 26 June 2006 19:14, Alex Dioso wrote:
On Jun 19, 2006, at 8:15 AM, Lars Uhlemann wrote:
Hi,
we are runing bacula now for one year. Current runing version is
1.38.8.
We backup a amount of around 4 TB of data and more than 15
Million files.
OK, i
Hi Kern and list,
I am back with my Unicode problems, but with more information and
try-and-error testing stuff.
First of all, yes, bacula-dir.conf is UTF-8, so it is no problem to
write Unicode strings there. However, bacula-fd or bacula-dir still
ignores them when it comes to Exclude
While trying to set up an autochanger to my existing Bacula configuration, I
run into problem that mtx-changer script can't create a temporary file into
/var/bacula/ directory.
System is FC4, current Bacula version 1.38.10-3. This is propably not the
version vhere the problem originates from (see
Normally:
# bacula-dir -d99 -f -v -c /usr/local/etc/bacula-dir.conf -u bacula
Or some varation. You can run it with script(1) or screen(1) if keeping
the TTY becomes a problem.
~BAS
On Mon, 2006-06-26 at 19:43 -0400, Tassia Camoes wrote:
Hi all,
I created the database again and it
I was looking for what value to put in compression = in order to
ensure that compression is off. Based on the docs, it's off by
default, but I wanted to turn it off explicitly in a particular
fileset for a few reasons:
1) In case future versions of Bacula have it on by default.
2) In case
This system seems to be set up in the beginning of February, and the first
version of Bacula that was run there has been 1.38.5
In that system, there is bacula-sd.9103.state file at all.
Oops. The last line above should be:
there is NO bacula-sd.9103.state file at all.
(which means, that
On Tuesday 27 June 2006 19:05, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
This system seems to be set up in the beginning of February, and the
first version of Bacula that was run there has been 1.38.5
In that system, there is bacula-sd.9103.state file at all.
Oops. The last line above should be:
there is
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 13:22:39 +0300, Peteris Krisjanis said:
So I want down with debuging and launched bacula-fd (Installed by Finkon OS
X 10.4 up to date) with -vf -d200 flags. Results where interesting-
bacula-fd clearly got UTF-8 chars from bacula-dir.conf, which weresend by
bacula-dir
If you installed from rpms, we initially had a few problems getting
all the permissions right to run the SD properly. I believe that it
is all straightened out now.
I've always installed from rpms, sometimes I've used downloaded binary rpms,
sometimes (like when upgrading to 1.38.10-3 today)
On Tuesday 27 June 2006 20:42, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
If you installed from rpms, we initially had a few problems getting
all the permissions right to run the SD properly. I believe that it
is all straightened out now.
I've always installed from rpms, sometimes I've used downloaded binary
I just replaced my Exabyte VXA-2 tape drive with VXA-320 autochanger.
I can't remember there had ever been any problem with labeling the tapes
before. Blank brand new tapes could be labeled staright from the package, I
think. But I haven't labeled tapes with the old drive for a few months.
Now,
Title: Message
Dear
All,
I hope that someone can
shed some light on this.
I'm writing my backups to
DVD+RW. All seems to work very well with a virgin, never-before-written DVD.
In testing the DVD using dvd-handler script, I can see that the status of
the DVD is blank. However, if I use a
For the idea of fixing this... My first guess: how about changing the
directory owner from root to bacula? That is, to bacula:bacula
Is there spesific need it must be owned by root?
You can change it to bacula:bacula and I don't think it will cause any
problems. However, as long as the
On Tuesday 27 June 2006 21:36, Ryan Novosielski wrote:
And FYI, I have just retired about 20 IRIX systems, so I have more than
enough to go around for software testing should that be desirable. I run
Bacula currently on an IRIX machine to back up a webserver running on
that host, but not a
Yes, I understood after lot of googling and reading materials that is
decomposed canonical which is here to blame. But how to solve it? What
to do first?
I could find a solution, mounting all stuff I need to Linux via SAMBA
and then backup everything, but is this only way?
Anyway, thanks for
Hi,
On 6/27/2006 7:53 PM, Nicole King wrote:
Dear All,
I hope that someone can shed some light on this.
I'm writing my backups to DVD+RW. All seems to work very well with a
virgin, never-before-written DVD. In testing the DVD using dvd-handler
script, I can see that the status of
Hi There
Yesterday I got a HP T20 10/20GB, travan 5, SCSI tapedrive. Using bacula at
work for doing a lot of bacups I installed bacula at home and immediatly
took my new toy out for a ride with bacula at the steering wheel. ...
... I was greatly dissapointed: ~100kb/s. And a lot of shoeshining
Hi,
On 6/27/2006 9:13 PM, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
I just replaced my Exabyte VXA-2 tape drive with VXA-320 autochanger.
I can't remember there had ever been any problem with labeling the tapes
before. Blank brand new tapes could be labeled staright from the package, I
think. But I haven't
Hi,
On 6/27/2006 9:49 PM, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
For the idea of fixing this... My first guess: how about changing the
directory owner from root to bacula? That is, to bacula:bacula
Is there spesific need it must be owned by root?
You can change it to bacula:bacula and I don't think it will cause
Hi Orallo,
I guess by rotate you mean reusing tapes, i.e. overwriting it (them),
say after a week, with the new backup, right?
In my expierience this can be done most comfortably by setting
configuration directives in the Pool - Resource:
Pool {
Name = WhattheheckdoIknow
Hi,
On 6/27/2006 4:18 PM, Bill Moran wrote:
I was looking for what value to put in compression = in order to
ensure that compression is off. Based on the docs, it's off by
default, but I wanted to turn it off explicitly in a particular
fileset for a few reasons:
snip good reasons
...
So,
How is this working with someone else having an autochanger,
and SD is run as root?
Naturally, running the SD as root always works, although it might be
I'm embarrassed, I need to re-check my postings better before clicking
'send'. I accidentally dropped an important negation again.
Yes,
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