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Has anybody ever run bacula-fd under the Windows cluster service?
I've been trying to create it as a Generic Service without a whole lot
of success.
Still, I haven't exhausted all troubleshooting options as yet, so I
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Server and SQL Server alone - even to the point
of using encrypted stored procedures, no less!).
ODBC would seem like the way to go, although it could just use the TDS
libraries directly I suppose..
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for the character set selector (you can also switch
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I think even Windows notepad is unicode-aware these days, although
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postgres gets the other user's uid via a syscall on the socket, IIRC.
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This is an SMS
Once you have that, it's easy enough to interface to Bacula, in the same
way that job results are emailed.
You'll probably find the same tool useful for a bazillion other things
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and SMTP,
all with SSL as an option (it even validates the certificate!). Most
impressed, I was, until I saw what Orange wanted to charge me for GPRS
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server. Can I do this? How?
Choose the 'mod' option when running a restore job and alter the client.
That one's gotta be in the manual, surely? :)
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Choose the 'mod' option when running a restore job and alter the client.
That one's gotta be in the manual, surely? :)
thanks, did not read what that one's for.
Tried it, but on my
Tom Newton wrote, sometime around 03/08/06 15:05:
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It should be a path which exists on the target client.
Tried C:/tmp which I *know* exists, but still getting the same errors.
Starting to really get me down this one.
From your previous
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e.g. I have a 'restored files' on a drive lettered T:, so I restore to:
T:/restored files
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It said the fd closed the connection - anything in the FD's logs (on the
Windows box) explaining why?
Where might I find such a log?
Hmmm.. I thought it kept one, although I fail to see
Kern Sibbald wrote, sometime around 03/08/06 13:54:
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Unless you specify that Windows backups are written in 'portable'
format, the Windows backup API is used which writes data in its own
'special' (for 'special' read 'proprietary'). Bacula
, it looks like the FD is closing the connection for some reason -
are you running the exact same versions of bacula on director, file
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are you running the exact same versions of bacula on director, file
daemon and storage daemon? If you're not, things can get 'interesting'...
Ah! You may be onto something! The version
I didn't see a feature request on the site for extra database support,
so here goes:
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What: It would be nice for the database backend to support more
databases. I'm thinking of SQL Server at the moment, but I guess Oracle,
DB2
Dan Langille wrote, sometime around 27/07/06 16:29:
On 26 Jul 2006 at 11:55, Russell Howe wrote:
I haven't seen Bacula's database routines, but it seems like it's fairly
modular and so I'm guessing that adding another database wouldn't be too
much work. What would be involved?
I wrote
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And no, you don't need to be root to perform the ioctl.
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Jo wrote:
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Is anyone else going to FOSDEM 2006 in Brussels?
I'm living 30 kilometers from Brussels. I'll probably be there on Sunday
and maybe Saturday afternoon. My cell phone number is +32 (0)478-33 76 27.
Maybe we'll meet there,
Oh, sorry - I just received your
Kern Sibbald wrote:
On Monday 06 February 2006 18:04, Russell Howe wrote:
Well, the time is nigh. Our SQLite database has hit 1.3GB and creates a
900MB dump file, which is big enough to cause our bacula Xen virtual
machine to run out of space when running a catalog backup.
We have a Postgres
Is anyone else going to FOSDEM 2006 in Brussels?
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Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
On Thu, 2006-02-09 at 10:37 +, Russell Howe wrote:
Bacula will do this. Check you don't have Maximum Volume Jobs = 1 in
I do. This is because I'm trying to enforce a specific threshold of a
single-tape-per-day policy.
Ah, but this is a single-tape-per-job
Russell Howe wrote:
I have this comment in the configuration to remind anyone who might
inherit this setup:
# ** VERY IMPORTANT **
# In the database, the media entries have a MaxVolJobs setting. This is
# what determines that a tape is full.
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# Current values are:
# Cases tapes: 10 (Cases
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try (assuming he has permission to do so - he
might not) is lowering the process priority of the FD when it's running.
You can do this from Windows Task Manager, although if it's running
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make things go a good bit quicker.
I haven't actually tested this yet, so it's probably broken and riddled
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bacula is a member of the disk group.
Isn't being a member of the disk group effectively the same as being
root, since you can gain access to the block devices containing the
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My DLT tape drive has been going along nicely for almost a year.
Tonight, the day before I head away for a trip, it starts giving
errors.
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Mordechai T. Abzug wrote:
On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 12:05:40PM +, Russell Howe wrote:
If you look at the recent Project voting email, I think this is what
Kern terms Base Jobs. In short, no, not yet, but it's planned I think.
Ah, thanks. I've only just joined the list
and the controller? Not
knowing anything about Solaris, I don't know what you can do with the OS
to query/test the bus performance.
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may be able to use bextract instead of bscan+restore to extract just
the database dump, which would probably save you considerable time and
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link to some Postgresql performance tuning documents a while back -
they're linked to from the postgres website too.
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running on the host, or if
there is, it's not listening on 127.0.0.1
I assume the error is coming from the host running the director (neither
the sd nor the fd seem to have the ability to send email alerts).
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it would take to restore the catalog in the event of a power failure or
somesuch.
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the support libraries are available for Win64 anyway...?
I don't think mingw supports 64 bit Windows yet, and I don't think the
developers are planning to support it without extra help.
(I'm assuming the windows port of the fd uses mingw...)
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Sherwood McGowan wrote:
It does accept STDIN, but wouldn't that just allow a one line command? Or do
you mean something like:
Cat batchcommands | /etc/bconsole
indeed.
Or bconsole EOF
status storage=Tandberg DLT8000
status director
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yet work on the Windows fd, IIRC)
File = C:/Documents and Settings/mperez/Configuración local/Historial
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order upon any
other way (normally you can do it just by scheduling them a little
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This is what I do, anyway.
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once you've installed it once, although you can't really rely
on this being the case forever.
Remote service stop/start can be done either via the Services thing, or
via the 'net' command in a script, I think.
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You might want to run a script which prunes old archive files either
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the disk surface. On the other hand, some operations are as much as 50
or more times faster with synchronous OFF.
In SQLite version 2, the default value is NORMAL. For version 3, the
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light of dropping the primary key constraint (and
inherent index, on all RDBMSs I know of) on the *Id attributes. You
really don't want the possibility of two entries with the same (say)
FileId in the File table, surely?
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wouldn't really be much point in gzipping the backups, but I feel that
going to tape should be a last resort. As it is, I think I've had to
restore a database exactly once in the last year, because someone did
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Since you have Accept any volume on, just put in the tape which was
used the longest time ago...
Then your Schedule becomes really trivial and so does your tape
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a test system. Install the fd's on the machines
and set up bacula-dir and bacula-sd on a test PC, running backups to
hard disk. Then you can test your configuration (and, more importantly,
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Lowest spec production sd out there, perhaps? :)
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Danie Theron wrote:
Not sure where I'm going wrong seeing as all seems fine. Any help will
be greatly appreciated
Wild stab in the dark... try converting the text format on the Windows
box to UNIX line endings...
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Arno Lehmann wrote:
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Since I don't know anyone
that is running multiple simultaneous FD jobs (i.e. in one FD), I hope
this won't be a problem.
I do :-)
But on a linux FD.
I do too, on a Windows FD :)
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to the database at label time, but the database
seems to reflect my autoprune settings.
I'd tell you exactly what the database looks like, except bacula has
hung, and I'm trying to find out why :)
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Kern Sibbald wrote:
On Wednesday 03 August 2005 14:18, Russell Howe wrote:
Should it be possible (via 'AutoPrune = no' options in all the right
places, together with 'Prune {Job,Volume,File}s = no') to stop status
director from doing a prune operation when it lists which tapes it
thinks
meska wrote:
Hi all ,
So i'm testing the VSS enabled bacula, and want to backup an outlook
data file ( .pst). But bacula returns with an error :
I wouldn't expect that Outlook supports VSS. It would be one less reason
for people to buy Exchange if it did...
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My suggestion would be to use something like the Unattended project to
allow you to reinstall your Windows boxes with minimal effort.
http://unattended.sf.net/
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the spooling options, if your boxes running the
SD (I think this is where the data gets spooled, would need to check the
docs to be sure) have the space.
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Why not just say
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It's not pretty, but should do what you want.
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imagine that would make the
scripts pretty messy too unless the output was purely from find (and, of
course, it would break all existing setups that use the File = |foo
construct, which I doubt is acceptable somehow).
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# 2004/10/12 - Updated to compress transaction log files (*.TRN)
# Where the backups live (D:\SQLBACKUP)
BACKUPDIR=/cygdrive/j/sqlbackup
# How many days of backups to keep (this is real days, not weekdays!)
# FIXME: Change to How many copies of each database to keep
, find(1) can output null-terminated strings, which may help when
there are files with weird names. Would it be possible for bacula to
somehow support this format of output? I guess it may be useful...
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the possibility of a malicious user
causing files to be unintentionally backed up isn't of any grave concern
then?
I would tend to agree, that it's not much of a problem, but it could be
classed as at least a privacy breach, if not a security flaw (although
it's really stretching things...)
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create noise.
The failure for the FD to start up is likely something else - can you
start it as a service, using the 'Services' entry under Administrative
tools? (or the 'Services' entry under 'Computer Management')?
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Kern Sibbald wrote:
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We have two tape drives, connected to the same box. When I request the
status of one of the corresponding storage devices, I get the status of
both returned - is this how it should be?
The status is given for all
is just backing up the device node, rather than the
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it to my todo list. I'm not sure when it will be
implemented. Perhaps 1.37 ...
How about a field for backup duration, too?
If not in the subject line, then in the message body, perhaps after
Start Time and End Time?
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At least, that was the impression I got.
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let bconsole
work again.
probably a problem in the director?
Check the disk and CPU activity. Could your commands be triggering
automatic pruning of the database (which can take a while)?
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