On Tuesday 01 November 2005 02:12, Anders Henke wrote:
On Oct 29 2005, Anders Henke wrote:
I can circumvent Bacula's current behaviour by enabling Data Spooling,
however, this also adds up 100% of IO load to the backup server, as
each client is streamed to a temporary file and afterwards
I'm using Bacula to backup files to USB hard drives.
Every Monday morning I manually run a full backup to a large hard drive,
then every evening Bacula runs incremental backups to another drive. At
the moment I manually swap the two drives so there's only one Storage
device that Bacula sees (I
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Yes, this is a good point. In fact, it might even be worth while to try:
mysqldump --user=$user --password=$password $database $fifo 2/dev/null /dev/null
Another possible problem is that perhaps Bacula waits for the script to finish
and in doing
so also waits for all
once again i've managed to force myself to learn the hardway...
server: Version: 1.36.3 (22 April 2005)
redhat 9.0
client: Version 1.36
Win NT 1381
in my FileSet config i mistakenly put C:\ instead of C:/.
as such- the backups have been carried out successfully (as far as i can
Thanks,
yes this looks very easy to configure. But if one of my user will get something
like this:
29-Oct 00:16 vessel-dir: Start Backup JobId 3163,
Job=revenger.2005-10-28_21.06.18
29-Oct 00:17 vessel-dir: revenger.2005-10-28_21.06.18 Fatal error: bnet.c:775
Unable to connect to File daemon
Alan Brown wrote:
What happens if you just do block copies to the USB disk?
We've found here that USB2 is quite slow for filestorage on linux systems
but I haven't had time to investigate why.
You mean like if I just cp -a my homedir to the USB disk? That is
exactly what I did when I first
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Tracy R Reed wrote:
New datapoint: I am now backing up to my recently acquired USB2 hard
drive using file storage and the backup speeds are very slow just like
with DVD. So it can't be disk bandwidth or DVD issues. Still have 95%
idle cpu time during backup.
What happens
Hello,
I used Bacula at work with backup on tapes, and it works perfectly.
Now I'd like to install it at home for personal backups (on disk).
I do a weekly full backup each sunday 6am and a daily incremental backup
each day at 9pm.
It's for personal use so I only want a full backup volume and
Hi there
I have bacula-1.37.40 running on an Adic Scalar100 (72 slot autochanger,
12 of which are mailbox slots) with two tape drives, and I seem to only
be able to use one of the drives at a time - am I right in thinking I
should be able to run two jobs simultaneously, one on each drive,
Hi again
Doh! I've just read the announcement about a new stable version. Don't
worry about replying to this mail, let me upgrade first and see if I
still have problems. Sorry to have wasted your time.
Regards
Andrew
-Original Message-
From: Andrew J. Millar
Sent: Tuesday,
On Tuesday 01 November 2005 17:24, Andrew J. Millar wrote:
Hi again
Doh! I've just read the announcement about a new stable version. Don't
worry about replying to this mail, let me upgrade first and see if I
still have problems. Sorry to have wasted your time.
It is a good idea to upgrade.
On Mon, 2005-10-31 at 20:40 +0200, Kern Sibbald wrote:
- There is a new database format that is not compatible
with previous databases. You must upgrade if converting
from 1.36.x. No changes from version 1.37.30.
What new database version is this? I have version 8 right now, and in
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 02:36:08PM -0500, Pete J. O'Hara wrote:
Is there a configuration option where everything under /
would be backed up regardless of not being in the / filesystem?
Yup. In your fileset resource, use something like this:
fileset {
name = standard-set
Hi Pete,I'm a bacula newbie. I am running bacula-1.38.0
and looked through themanual and did some googling without an answer. I tried doing a backupof a linux server of the root directory /. At the end of the bacup themessages in bconsole reported:
*messages01-Nov 14:22 bacula-dir: Start Backup
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Ok, so over the course of the last few days I think I have got just
about everything figured out. I have a full backup of all three of my
systems safely on DVD, I can restore, it does incrementals automatically
every night, I am happy.
Except for one thing: The backups are
Hello,
Several users have remarked that there are not explicit instructions on how to
upgrade the database from version 8 (1.36.x) to version 9 (1.38.0). To do
so, please use the standard script:
./update_bacula_tables
which will be installed in your scripts directory (default
Pete J. O'Hara wrote:
Hi,
I'm a bacula newbie. I am running bacula-1.38.0 and looked through the
manual and did some googling without an answer. I tried doing a backup
of a linux server of the root directory /. At the end of the bacup the
messages in bconsole reported:
*messages
01-Nov 14:22
Dear bacula-users,
We are planning to buy a new backup-hardware and are thinking of an
internal Quantum DLT V4 (160 /320 GB capacity) unit. Are there any
positive responses about using this piece of hardware with bacula?
Thanks for any comments on this.
Best
Stephan
--
Stephan Holl
Everyone,
Thanks very much for the input. I really appreciate everyone's timely
response. Angus, this worked great! It's all I needed.
THANKS,
Pete
Hi Pete,
I'm a bacula newbie. I am running bacula-1.38.0 and looked through the
manual and did some googling without an answer. I tried
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Karl Cunningham wrote:
Tracy --
I noticed in the release notes for 1.38.0 the following:
- Note, with gcc (GCC) 4.0.1 20050727 (Red Hat 4.0.1-5) on an
AMD64 CPU running 64 bit CentOS4, there is a compiler bug that
generates bad code that causes Bacula to segment
Ok, after much beating my head against the wall, I figured this thing
out
** UNDOCUMENTED RULE NUMBER 1
NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER INSTALL THE WIN32 CLIENT TO THE F: DRIVE!
IT DOES NOT WORK
* ONLY INSTALL TO THE C: DRIVE!!! *
Kern Sibbald
Hello,
On 01.11.2005 21:57, Stephan Holl wrote:
Dear bacula-users,
We are planning to buy a new backup-hardware and are thinking of an
internal Quantum DLT V4 (160 /320 GB capacity) unit. Are there any
positive responses about using this piece of hardware with bacula?
Nice to see that you
On Tuesday 01 November 2005 22:17, Shawn Wilson wrote:
Ok, after much beating my head against the wall, I figured this thing
out
** UNDOCUMENTED RULE NUMBER 1
NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER INSTALL THE WIN32 CLIENT TO THE F: DRIVE!
IT DOES NOT WORK
Due to
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