On 2014-01-29 00:34, Teun Ouwehand [Nextpertise] wrote:
> Hi Bacula Enthausiasts,
> 
> On 28 december I sent in this mailing that I had some backups which
> were not able to restore. Today I was sick of it that I could not
> trust my backups for 100%. I read my log files for what could
> happening and I found out the following:
> 
> I have sometimes some backups starting at exact the same moment (3 sec
> in diff). And they use the same Volume (Vol1277), which is strange
> because I have the option: UseVolumeOnce = yes.
> 
> Max connections is for the Director: 3
> Max connections is for the single Storage Deamon: 20
> 
> The quick option is only to allow 1 single backup at the time. (Which
> I applied today, I guess it will work.) I hope sameone has a better
> approuch because the first of the month I have some serious backups
> which need some time, I like to run these side by side.
> 
> # File Pool definition, used for 1 month backups
> Pool {
>   Name = File
>   Action On Purge = Truncate
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Recycle = yes                       # Bacula can automatically 
> recycle Volumes
>   AutoPrune = yes                     # Prune expired volumes
>   Volume Retention = 32 days
>   LabelFormat = "Vol"
>   UseVolumeOnce = yes
> }
> 
> Log:
>   Backup Level:           Incremental, since=2014-01-27 02:07:19
>   Client:                 "client1.company1.nl" 2.4.4 (28Dec08)
> x86_64-pc-linux-gnu,debian,lenny/sid
>   FileSet:                "client1.company1.nl" 2013-07-10 01:55:05
>   Pool:                   "File" (From Job resource)
>   Catalog:                "MyCatalog" (From Client resource)
>   Storage:                "File" (From Job resource)
>   Scheduled time:         28-Jan-2014 01:55:00
>   Start time:             28-Jan-2014 02:06:16
>   End time:               28-Jan-2014 02:06:26
>   Elapsed time:           10 secs
>   Priority:               10
>   FD Files Written:       14
>   SD Files Written:       14
>   FD Bytes Written:       11,919,971 (11.91 MB)
>   SD Bytes Written:       11,921,587 (11.92 MB)
>   Rate:                   1192.0 KB/s
>   Software Compression:   None
>   VSS:                    no
>   Encryption:             no
>   Accurate:               no
>   Volume name(s):         Vol0137|Vol1277
> --
>   Backup Level:           Incremental, since=2014-01-27 02:07:54
>   Client:                 "client4.company2.nl" 5.2.6 (21Feb12)
> x86_64-pc-linux-gnu,debian,7.0
>   FileSet:                "company2" 2013-07-10 01:55:00
>   Pool:                   "File" (From Job resource)
>   Catalog:                "MyCatalog" (From Client resource)
>   Storage:                "File" (From Job resource)
>   Scheduled time:         28-Jan-2014 01:55:00
>   Start time:             28-Jan-2014 02:06:14
>   End time:               28-Jan-2014 02:06:33
>   Elapsed time:           19 secs
>   Priority:               10
>   FD Files Written:       139
>   SD Files Written:       139
>   FD Bytes Written:       273,321,392 (273.3 MB)
>   SD Bytes Written:       273,342,003 (273.3 MB)
>   Rate:                   14385.3 KB/s
>   Software Compression:   None
>   VSS:                    no
>   Encryption:             no
>   Accurate:               no
>   Volume name(s):         Vol2009|Vol1277
> --
>   Backup Level:           Incremental, since=2014-01-27 02:07:37
>   Client:                 "client3.company2.nl" 5.2.6 (21Feb12)
> x86_64-pc-linux-gnu,debian,7.0
>   FileSet:                "company2" 2013-07-10 01:55:00
>   Pool:                   "File" (From Job resource)
>   Catalog:                "MyCatalog" (From Client resource)
>   Storage:                "File" (From Job resource)
>   Scheduled time:         28-Jan-2014 01:55:00
>   Start time:             28-Jan-2014 02:06:17
>   End time:               28-Jan-2014 02:06:42
>   Elapsed time:           25 secs
>   Priority:               10
>   FD Files Written:       771
>   SD Files Written:       771
>   FD Bytes Written:       347,492,328 (347.4 MB)
>   SD Bytes Written:       347,611,881 (347.6 MB)
>   Rate:                   13899.7 KB/s
>   Software Compression:   None
>   VSS:                    no
>   Encryption:             no
>   Accurate:               no
>   Volume name(s):         Vol1277
> 
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I had issues with what sounds like a similar configuration last year.

Firstly, UseVolumeOnce is depreciated and should be replaced with 
"Maximum Volume Jobs".

However, "Maximum Volume Jobs" (and hence I assume UseVolumeOnce) does 
not work when running concurrent jobs.  This is noted in the manual.  
See "Maximum Volumes Jobs" in the Pool Resource section of the 5.2.x 
manual.


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