On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Daniel Holtkamp wrote:
Ran into this about 2 weeks ago ... your MySQL is possibly usind MyISAM as
the database storage engine. Change it to InnoDB and you should be fine ...
MyISAM can be resized
MyISAM has a storage limit of 4 GB per database file i think.
By default....
I think Innodb is better, however some older builds and distro installs
don't have it.
If the database is this large it's probably worth consideing postgres.
Has anyone run a shootout on the various database formats to see what
suits bacula best for varying configurations?
AB
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