On Saturday 2021-12-25 00:12:09 Phil Stracchino wrote: > For the first time I'm trying to run a restore directly from a copy job, > after a complete failure of my NAS. I've got a second storage daemon > temporarily installed on my workstation, I have the external disk > chassis that holds my rotating archive copy sets attached to a > temporary server running a clean Solaris 11.4 install, and I have the > most recent full backup set copy set mounted. And I'm trying to do a > test restore of 30 or so small files. > > Status dir says: > > JobId Type Level Files Bytes Name Status > ====================================================================== > 34562 Rest Rest 0 0 Restore is waiting > for a mount request > ==== > > Status storage says: > > > Reading: Full Restore job Restore JobId=34562 > Volume="ARCHIVE-20211206-14:00" > pool="Scratch" device="ArchiveCopy" (/arcpool) newbsr=0 > Files=0 Bytes=0 AveBytes/sec=0 LastBytes/sec=0 > FDReadSeqNo=7 in_msg=7 out_msg=7 fd=6 > Director connected at: 24-Dec-21 23:59 > ==== > > Jobs waiting to reserve a drive: > ==== > > Terminated Jobs: > JobId Level Files Bytes Status Finished Name > =================================================================== > 34558 Rest 0 0 Cancel 24-Dec-21 23:17 Restore > 34559 Rest 0 0 Cancel 24-Dec-21 23:45 Restore > ==== > > Device status: > > Device File: "ArchiveCopy" (/arcpool) is not open. > Device is BLOCKED waiting for mount of volume > "ARCHIVE-20211206-14:00", Pool: Scratch > Media type: File > Available Space=711.4 GB > > > And if I try to mount: > > *mount > Automatically selected Catalog: Catalog > Using Catalog "Catalog" > Automatically selected Storage: babylon5-archive > 3906 File device ""ArchiveCopy" (/arcpool)" is always mounted. > > > > There is one complication. The machine running the storage daemon does > not have enough local storage to copy the ARCHIVE-20211206-14:00 volume > over. And I've had no luck so far trying to get a working development > environment onto the server that has the external chassis attached. I > can't attach it to the machine running the storage daemon because > OpenZFS and Solaris ZFS zpools are incompatible. Thank you OH SO VERY > MUCH ORACLE. > > So, the zfs filesystem containing the archive file is remotely mounted > via NFS.
Hello Phil > Is that what's causing the problem here? I don't think that NFS would be a problem here assuming it's correctly setup. I would doublecheck ownership and permissions of files and directories. The way how NFS maps UIDs and GIDs could also affect user access (check option no_root_squash). > Does anyone know a solution? I will assume that you already know about the "copies" option and that you need to find and use the ID of the copy job instead of the ID of a copied job. If that's not the case I would suggest to look into the thread "[Bacula-users] Restoring from a copy job" started at 2021-11-29 21:01 where I successfully managed to perform a restore from a copied job. > I don't suppose anyone has a set of Bacula 11.0.5 packages for Solaris > 11.4 amd64 compiled...? I haven't been using Bacula on Solaris for quite some time so I can't help you here. I hope you'll find the solution. Regards! -- Josip Deanovic _______________________________________________ Bacula-users mailing list Bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-users
