On 20.09.2017 at 12:07 wrote Jurgen Goedbloed:
> Hi,
> 
> I have Bareos running without any problems for over a couple of years now.
> 
> Since beginning of July I am getting random failed backup jobs.
> 
> It is the well known error: Fatal error: Network error with FD during Backup: 
> ERR=Connection reset by peer
> 
> Typical symptoms:
> -Backup job runs completely until the last file
> -Backup job does not seem to do much during 2 minutes
> -After those two minutes the backup ends with the error.
> 
> Some weeks ago, I upgraded all clients, director and storage deamon to the 
> latest version, 16.2.4. Updating didn't resolve this issue.
> 
> - The clients are Centos5 64-bit and Centos7 64-bit. Both clients have the 
> symptoms.
> - The clients are backed up via the internet: so over a 
> The larger the job, the bigger the chance that the backup ends in an error. 
> However, there is no fixed 'threshold' above which backup jobs fail.
> I have enabled the heartbeat option, see the config snippets below.
> All the hosts use file encryption during backup.

everything you describe sounds like a closed network connection, caused
by long lasting job runs. However, it seams, you have configured
"Heartbeat Interval" properly.

Maybe it is related to some firewall/network/changing IP settings, and
not related to Bareos.

Currently it is unclear, what daemon closes the connection.
What you can do, is to enable debug on the different daemon:

setdebug director level=100 trace=1
setdebug storage=<YOURSTORAGE> level=100 trace=1
setdebug client=<YOURCLIENT> level=100 trace=1

By doing this, local trace files will be generated. Maybe this gets some
further insight.

regards,
Jörg

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