If you like to delete the (test)database you maybe mean "drop_bacula_database" (in /etc/bacula)?
Greetings, User100 > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im > Auftrag von Michael Roth > Gesendet: Mittwoch, 05. Juli 2006 15:01 > An: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Betreff: Re: [Bacula-users] File Daemon on Windows uses to > much Performance > > > >Turn off compression for the fileset, or set it to GZIP1. If you're > >backing up to tape, you probably don't need software > compression anyway. > >Otherwise, GZIP1 will still give you some compression, while relaxing > >the load on the client. > > Two minutes before your email reaches me, I turned of the > GZIP compression.. > And now it works ok for a live server.. It uses ~20% cpu > time.. With gzip > compression 90-100% > > Thanks anyway for your answere :-)) > > > I've just now a other little question.. I readed in the > bacula manual that > there is a command to clean the bacula database... kill all > volumes,pools,job entrys in the database.. but I don't > remember how the > command was.. resp. where the manual page I've seen.. *hmm* > > Does someone know that? > > Thanks and greets > Michael > > > > > > In response to "Orallo Orallo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > I'd suggest opening up the task manager, > (start/run/taskmgr.exe), then > > locate the bacula-fd.exe process on the process tab, right > click, then > > select set priority, and choose a level that you are > confortable with. > > (normal, below normal....) windows will warn you that changing > > priorities can mess things up, but it should be OK. > > > > You will have to do this manually everytime you reboot, but > if this is > > a server rebooting shouldnt happen too often... ;-) > > I tend to disagree with this. Servers should boot to the proper state > unattended ... > > > Other than that, you would have to find a way (I cant remember how, > > but there is a way) to modify the windows bacula service to > start in > > low priority. > > Two points to add to this: > 1) Turn off compression for the fileset, or set it to GZIP1. > If you're > backing up to tape, you probably don't need software > compression anyway. > Otherwise, GZIP1 will still give you some compression, > while relaxing > the load on the client. > 2) The file daemon is liable to be IO-bound, especially > during incrementals > when it's simply scanning every file in the fileset to find out the > last modified time. I'm no Windows expert, but on most > systems, changing > the priority of a process has little or no effect on its use of IO, > since the process is usually not using the CPU during IO. > The result > is that lowering its priority may not help much. If the > FD is actually > causing problems, then you need to get faster disks. > > > On 7/5/06, Michael Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > Hi there, anyone know to run Bacula File Daemon for > windows with a > > > lower priority, or cape the cpu threads?... > > > > > > The daemon/service for the bacula client runs on a > Windows 2003 Server.. > > > There are also an Webserver / Mailserver and a Database Server on > > > the same machine... If a backup job is running, bacula-fd > for this > > > computer shold not use tooo much resources from the system, so im > > > looking for ideas/ways to fix this problem... > > > > > > Any ideas? > > -- > Bill Moran > Collaborative Fusion Inc. > > **************************************************************** > IMPORTANT: This message contains confidential information and > is intended > only for the individual named. 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