Hi Florian,
I have the same problem as you have
and already have put a message in here, too.
Unfortunately no one replied.
Maybe we can work together on this,
although in the next weeks, I probably won't have much time for it.
But in the long term I will surely try
to solve this issue. Maybe we
Hi everybody,
I think that you could obtain the behaviour
you like defining a pseudo autochanger and replacing the mtx command. Of
course there will be some scripting to do.
Best regards
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Hi Ferdinando,
Great to have a response! ;-)
What do you mean exactly by replacing
the mtx command? Do you mean the mtx binary (you know, the mtx-1.2.17rel
from within the depkgs which you compile and install on your
system) or the mtx changer script which does the interfacing?
That's one of the
I mean, in the mtx-changer shell script
replace the call to mtx with the call to a custom script in which you can
test and do whatever you want.
Again this is only an idea, it shoul
be adapted to your tape and tested.
Best regards.
Ok, thanks! I'll give it a try!
By the way, would be great if somebody
else could contribute to this topic, too!
Kind Regards
Mit freundlichem Gruß
i. A. Christoff Buch
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Ferdinando, Christoff,
I haven't notice the section in the Tips and suggestions
chapter that Christoff pointed out, but I think that Fernando's
suggestion to replace the mtx-changer script with a custom script is
a good idea. I am doing some tests as I write this and will get back
after I got
Ger Apeldoorn g.apeldoorn at argoss.nl writes:
[...]
After about 580 MB, the connection is reset and I get the following from the
Director:
16-Feb 08:45 mypc-dir: dmzsvr.2006-02-15_23.05.01 Fatal error: Network error
with FD during
hi!
does bacula have a pool like backkuppc?
backuppc stores the same file on two PCs only one time in the pool. is this
also possible with bacula?
greetings many thanks, Klaus
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Hi,
i've solved my problem by using a 32-bit, patched version of
dvd+rw-tools.
Thanks to all.
Tony
On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 09:21 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's not what i get :
# mount -t iso9660 /dev/dvd /mnt/dvd/
# mount | grep dvd
/dev/hda on /mnt/dvd type iso9660 (rw)
Gregory Parks wrote:
Is it normal for it to wait for 12 hrs. or more
The wait time is configurable. Check the documentation, I have mine set
to 30 seconds. This ensures the job queue doesn't get blocked when our
pcs and laptops (~45 of them) back up every day.
Greg
Dan Langille wrote:
On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 17:31:51 +0100, Boniforti Flavio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Hello there!
I'm still going on with the tutorial, and when it comes to restore from
my first backup, I get an error.
I backed up /var because I don't have the sources directory mentioned in
the tutorial, but
When using a script to generate a list of files to back up, I cannot
back up files with leading or trailing spaces. Spaces in the middle of
the line works well.
In fact, if my script outputs a on a line, then a file named a will
be backed up instead, even if a is not listed. So I believe
On 20 Feb 2006 at 14:37, Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
When using a script to generate a list of files to back up, I cannot
back up files with leading or trailing spaces. Spaces in the middle of
the line works well.
In fact, if my script outputs a on a line, then a file named a will
be
Hello,
I reviewed current bacula .spec file and see that build without
gconsole is almost possible. There is already gconsole macro just it
is tied with rh7 now. And from review it looks like only BuildRequires
sections have to me modified to achieve build without gconsole.
BTW why
I've written an application called Bacuview that provides a
web-based view of a Bacula system, similar to the the Bacula-Web
project. I've been using it to monitor a Postgres based installation
of Bacula for the past couple of months, found it quite useful for my
purposes, and now I think it's
I should correct myself first: This is only about trailing space. I
can't possibly have had the problem with preceding space as I am using
absolute paths.
Here follows my test procedures (this is the kind of stuff I'd add to
the bug report, just wanted to inquire about whether this was a known,
Hello,
I'm getting troubles to have an IBM Ultrium 3851 LTO working on Debian.
Probably I'm missing something about it, but all the autochanger I used
just worked fine using the right /dev/sgN. In this case I cannot find
any device associated with the changer; I found just one device (ID 5)
for
In data Mon, 20 Feb 2006 12:46:16 GMT
Martin Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] scriveva:
How may I check what got wrong?
Maybe there were some error messages before this?
I just discovered this:
19-Feb 18:43 dropbox-fd: RestoreFiles.2006-02-19_18.43.22 Error:
attribs.c:339 File size of restored
In data Mon, 20 Feb 2006 19:56:07 +0100
Boniforti Flavio [EMAIL PROTECTED] scriveva:
I just discovered this:
19-Feb 18:43 dropbox-fd: RestoreFiles.2006-02-19_18.43.22 Error:
attribs.c:339 File size of restored file
/tmp/bacula-restores/var/lib/mysql/bacula/File.MYD n
ot correct. Original
Hello all!
I'm still here... :-)
Any help on setting compression with Bacula? And, also: is there any
nice GUI (web-based or not, it's the same) to be used for managing
Bacula?
Many thanks
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Hello,
Please note, beginning with version 1.39.5 (20 Feb 2006), you will need to do
a database upgrade. This applies only to users pulling from the current CVS.
The database upgrade is done following the normal procedures -- i.e.
./configure (options)
make
make install
cd
There was some discussion last week about tape write speeds, including
one message that said something like I guess if you're using an LTO-3
drive, you must have spooling turned on. Since I'm using an LTO-3
drive and had not been using a spool file, I thought I'd enable this
and see what effect
Hello,
Thanks to the kind guy who is renting me my current vacation hide away in
sunny southern Frence and a 45 meter ethernet cable that runs across the
garden to his house, I am now on a DSL connection.
So over the next week or so, I'll try to catch up on a bit of the bacula-users
email
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
However, much of the reason you'd want to spool is to limit the amount
of time that the client system is affected by a backup. Unless I'm
mistaken -- which is quite possible -- the machine spools much more
quickly than it would be able to write to
On 20 Feb 2006 at 22:41, Kern Sibbald wrote:
Thanks to the kind guy who is renting me my current vacation hide
away in sunny southern Frence and a 45 meter ethernet cable that runs
across the garden to his house, I am now on a DSL connection.
Wow! How did you manage to get that?
--
Dan
On 20 Feb 2006 at 20:06, Boniforti Flavio wrote:
In data Mon, 20 Feb 2006 19:56:07 +0100
Boniforti Flavio [EMAIL PROTECTED] scriveva:
I just discovered this:
19-Feb 18:43 dropbox-fd: RestoreFiles.2006-02-19_18.43.22 Error:
attribs.c:339 File size of restored file
On Mon, Feb 20, 2006 at 11:36:45PM +0100, Ludovic Strappazon wrote:
Wolfgang Denk wrote:
And assuming you are backing up some big RAID array it might be
difficult to provide big enough spool files.
That's certainly the case in my situation. I don't have 4 TB sitting
idle that I can
Hello,
I am trying to restore some files from a backup we have done. The restore
seems to start fine in that it knows which volume to load and what file mark
to go to, however that is as far as it goes. After the job starts and says
it is running it just hangs doing nothing until I cancel it.
We
Hi,
I'm trying to isolate a problem. I have bacula 1.38.5 running on
FreeBSD 6.0R and the system seems to be crashing hard. It doesn't seem
to core dump, and there is nothing in the logs, it just stop becoming
responsive.
The system responds to pings (sometimes), but I can not SSH in. Before
it
Benson Wong wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to isolate a problem. I have bacula 1.38.5 running on
FreeBSD 6.0R and the system seems to be crashing hard. It doesn't seem
to core dump, and there is nothing in the logs, it just stop becoming
responsive.
Serial console / Display shows?
Does it happen at
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 17:23 -0800, Andreas Freyvogel wrote:
I'm not sure I understand where I would specify -f 100 when running
You probably start bacula using /usr/local/etc/rc.d/z-bacula.sh ?
Essentially, when you do a ps gauxww|grep -i bacula, you'll see that
the .sh script is running the
On 20 Feb 2006 at 15:51, Andreas Freyvogel wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to restore some files from a backup we have done. The
restore seems to start fine in that it knows which volume to load and
what file mark to go to, however that is as far as it goes. After the
job starts and says it is
On 20 Feb 2006 at 16:08, Benson Wong wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to isolate a problem. I have bacula 1.38.5 running on
FreeBSD 6.0R and the system seems to be crashing hard. It doesn't seem
to core dump, and there is nothing in the logs, it just stop becoming
responsive.
The system responds
spare box. I wanted to ask here first before tearing the box apart.
Start with the PSU.
google memtest86 and burn the ISO, often the cause of PC problems.
could be heat, but you can monitor that using sensors/alarms.
~lava
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