This doesn't look too good (i.e. it looks like a bug).
I'd suggest that you submit a bug report on this, and please make sure that
you put the subject of this email as either the subject of the bug report or
the very first line as otherwise, understanding what is going wrong requires
reading all the way to the end ...
Regards,
Kern
On Thursday 18 October 2007 19:37, Thomas Glatthor wrote:
> can someone from the devels please take a look into that?
>
>
>
> forwarded mail:
> --
>
> like this one i'm using:
> > Messages {
> > Name = VerifyJobs
> > mailcommand = "/sbin/bsmtp -h localhost -f \"\(Bacula\) %r\" -s \"%t %e
> > of %c %l\" %r" mail = [EMAIL PROTECTED] = all
> > catalog = all
> > }
>
> what i have done:
>
> after an InitCatalog I have touched a file /etc/einetestdatei.
> the next verify-job reports an error "New file ..."
> so i did the InitCatalog again.
> after that i have removed the new file and started a verify-job.
>
> the normal CatalogVerify-Jobs take about 2 minutes, so i have cancled this
> job after 6 minutes.
>
> then i got the email about the job:
> > 16-Okt 14:47 backup-dir JobId 2332: Verifying against JobId=2331
> > Job=client.ic3s.de.2007-10-16_14.45.12 16-Okt 14:47 backup-dir JobId
> > 2332: Start Verify JobId=2332 Level=Catalog
> > Job=client.ic3s.de.2007-10-16_14.46.03 16-Okt 14:48 backup-dir JobId
> > 2332:
> > The following files are in the Catalog but not on disk:
> > 16-Okt 14:48 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:48 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:48 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:48 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > .......
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:49 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > ...
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: Bacula backup-dir 2.2.5 (09Oct07):
> > 16-Okt-2007 14:51:08 Build: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
> > debian 4.0
> > JobId: 2332
> > Job: client.ic3s.de.2007-10-16_14.46.03
> > FileSet: IX-Server-Verify
> > Verify Level: Catalog
> > Client: client.ic3s.de
> > Verify JobId: 2331
> > Verify Job:
> > Start time: 16-Okt-2007 14:47:01
> > End time: 16-Okt-2007 14:51:08
> > Files Examined: 13,008
> > Non-fatal FD errors: 0
> > FD termination status: OK
> > Termination: Verify Canceled
> >
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: Begin pruning Jobs.
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: No Jobs found to prune.
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: Begin pruning Files.
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: No Files found to prune.
> > 16-Okt 14:51 backup-dir JobId 2332: End auto prune.
>
> this mail contains 19873 lines with " backup-dir JobId 2332:
> /etc/einetestdatei" also the log-table in the catalog-database contains
> this number of rows about that file.
>
>
> the fd debug output shows no problems, the job finished successful,
> the director debug output shows :
>
> .......
>
> > backup-dir: getmsg.c:110-0 bget_dirmsg -1: backup-dir: postgresql.c:314-0
> > db_sql_query started backup-dir: postgresql.c:474-0 my_postgresql_query
> > started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:485-0 my_postgresql_query starts with 'SELECT
> > Path.Path,Filename.Name FROM File,Path,Filename WHERE File.JobId=2331 AND
> > File.MarkId!=2332 AND File.PathId=Path.PathId AND
> > File.FilenameId=Filename.FilenameId' backup-dir: postgresql.c:501-0 we
> > have a result
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:505-0 we have 2 fields
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:508-0 we have 1 rows
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:516-0 my_postgresql_query finishing
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:323-0 db_sql_query succeeded. checking handler
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:326-0 db_sql_query invoking handler
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:330-0 db_sql_query sql_store_result suceeded
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:355-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row start
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:359-0 we have need space of 16 bytes
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:375-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row row number '0' is
> > acceptable (0..1) backup-dir: postgresql.c:379-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row
> > field '0' has value '/etc/' backup-dir: postgresql.c:379-0
> > my_postgresql_fetch_row field '1' has value 'einetestdatei' backup-dir:
> > postgresql.c:389-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row finishes returning 6cdfe8
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:333-0 db_sql_query sql_fetch_row worked
> > backup-dir: message.c:1082-0 Enter Jmsg type=6
> > backup-dir: message.c:608-0 Enter dispatch_msg type=6 msg=backup-dir
> > JobId 2332: The following files are in the Catalog but not on disk:
> > backup-dir: message.c:733-0 MAIL for following msg: backup-dir JobId
> > 2332: The following files are in the Catalog but not on disk:
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:314-0 db_sql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:474-0 my_postgresql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:485-0 my_postgresql_query starts with 'INSERT
> > INTO Log (JobId, Time, LogText) VALUES (2332,'2007-10-16
> > 14:48:39','backup-dir JobId 2332: The following files are in the Catalog
> > but not on disk:
> > ')'
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:501-0 we have a result
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:505-0 we have 0 fields
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:508-0 we have 0 rows
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:516-0 my_postgresql_query finishing
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:323-0 db_sql_query succeeded. checking handler
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:343-0 db_sql_query finished
> > backup-dir: message.c:1082-0 Enter Jmsg type=6
> > backup-dir: message.c:608-0 Enter dispatch_msg type=6 msg=backup-dir
> > JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei backup-dir: message.c:733-0 MAIL for
> > following msg: backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:314-0 db_sql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:474-0 my_postgresql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:485-0 my_postgresql_query starts with 'INSERT
> > INTO Log (JobId, Time, LogText) VALUES (2332,'2007-10-16
> > 14:48:39','backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei ')'
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:501-0 we have a result
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:505-0 we have 0 fields
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:508-0 we have 0 rows
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:516-0 my_postgresql_query finishing
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:323-0 db_sql_query succeeded. checking handler
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:343-0 db_sql_query finished
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:355-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row start
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:375-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row row number '-1' is
> > acceptable (0..0) backup-dir: postgresql.c:389-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row
> > finishes returning 6cdfe8 backup-dir: postgresql.c:333-0 db_sql_query
> > sql_fetch_row worked backup-dir: message.c:1082-0 Enter Jmsg type=6
> > backup-dir: message.c:608-0 Enter dispatch_msg type=6 msg=backup-dir
> > JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei backup-dir: message.c:733-0 MAIL for
> > following msg: backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:314-0 db_sql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:474-0 my_postgresql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:485-0 my_postgresql_query starts with 'INSERT
> > INTO Log (JobId, Time, LogText) VALUES (2332,'2007-10-16
> > 14:48:39','backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei ')'
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:501-0 we have a result
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:505-0 we have 0 fields
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:508-0 we have 0 rows
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:516-0 my_postgresql_query finishing
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:323-0 db_sql_query succeeded. checking handler
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:343-0 db_sql_query finished
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:355-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row start
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:375-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row row number '-1' is
> > acceptable (0..0) backup-dir: postgresql.c:389-0 my_postgresql_fetch_row
> > finishes returning 6cdfe8 backup-dir: postgresql.c:333-0 db_sql_query
> > sql_fetch_row worked backup-dir: message.c:1082-0 Enter Jmsg type=6
> > backup-dir: message.c:608-0 Enter dispatch_msg type=6 msg=backup-dir
> > JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei backup-dir: message.c:733-0 MAIL for
> > following msg: backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:314-0 db_sql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:474-0 my_postgresql_query started
> > backup-dir: postgresql.c:485-0 my_postgresql_query starts with 'INSERT
> > INTO Log (JobId, Time, LogText) VALUES (2332,'2007-10-16
> > 14:48:39','backup-dir JobId 2332: /etc/einetestdatei ')'
>
> .....
>
>
> and again and again and again..... ~19873 times till i have cancled the job
> looks like the only limit is the diskspace on my database partition
>
> after removing the "catalog = all" from my message-resource, i get the
> normal email with:
>
>
> The following files are in the Catalog but not on disk:
> 16-Okt 14:53 backup-dir JobId 2333: /etc/einetestdatei
> 16-Okt 14:53 backup-dir JobId 2333: Bacula backup-dir 2.2.5 (09Oct07):
> 16-Okt-2007 14:53:52 Build: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
> debian 4.0
> Verify Level: Catalog
> FD termination status: OK
> Termination: Verify Differences
>
>
>
> this happens with 2.2.5 debian 4.0 director and postgres 8.1.9-0etch1
>
> can another postgres-user verify this?
>
> Best Regards
>
> Thomas
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