Hello,I have a job waiting for an appendable volume even if I have a purged volume in the concerned pool.In the messages, I have this error : 28-Mar 10:07 my-dir: Cannot purge Volume with VolStatus=Purged
(I'm using bacula 1.38.5)While having this output for status dir :--Running Jobs:JobId Level
Dear All,
After successfully migrate from 1.32f-5/sqlite on a
sol8/sparc to 1.38.5-4/mysql on a centos3/i386, I post
my diary here.
ALWAYS keep older production-run bacula's source-tree
and environment.
Install AppServ to your PC and use phpMyAdmin to
monitor DBs when migrating.
1. Dump
Hi!
This moring I saw the FULL DISK error (argh!) so I'm trying to
understand how to delete old volumes, even if they're not alredy
expired. I also read something in the mailing list archive about it,
but the only thing I found was a mail from Phil Stracchino about
a pool directive called: Delete
Hi all ,
We've had the unfortunate event where one of our fileserver scsi
controllers finally went kaput , we managed to setup a spare server. I
am now trying to restore the files to this new server but I'm getting
this puzzling error :
28-Mar 13:00 venus-dir: Start Restore Job
Hi Guys,
does anyone have an idea for a solution or a way to debug the problem below?
It's occuring on 3 servers now and it's getting really ...
Cheers
Oscar
Oscar Pouwels schreef:
Hi list,
During backup of one of the servers I get the error:
20-Sep 13:37 idefix:
Hi ,
My Director ver is 1.38.0 whilest my Win32 ver on the client is 1.38.4 ,
can this be part of the problem? I've looked for the 1.38.0 version of
win32 but could'nt find it
Danie wrote:
Hi all ,
We've had the unfortunate event where one of our fileserver scsi
controllers finally
On Tuesday 28 March 2006 13:23, Oscar Pouwels wrote:
Hi Guys,
does anyone have an idea for a solution or a way to debug the problem
below? It's occuring on 3 servers now and it's getting really ...
Try using Heartbeat Interval
Cheers
Oscar
Oscar Pouwels schreef:
Hi list,
During
Hi all,
I've been working on a solution to restore files from remote clients
to a directory tree on the server running the director. I believe
that by default, the file restores to the original client instead of
the local disk.
How can I define a local restore destination in a scheduled
On 28 Mar 2006 at 12:33, Wyness Casama wrote:
Hi all,
I've been working on a solution to restore files from remote clients
to a directory tree on the server running the director. I believe
that by default, the file restores to the original client instead of
the local disk.
How can
- Arno Lehmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
On 3/26/2006 4:05 PM, RYAN M. vAN GINNEKEN wrote:
I read through the docs and have even tried the test mail command
but it does not work either.
It can't, as you say yourself, below...
By the way: In the subject, you state that
Tiring to use the monthly disk example from the bat docs however i am having
labeling difficulties. I noticed something peculiar about the bacula
documentation there is reference to a Pool = Default in the Job entry but it
does not exist anywhere in the doc. I overcame this problem by adding
On 28-Mar-06, at 12:43 PM, Dan Langille wrote:
On 28 Mar 2006 at 12:33, Wyness Casama wrote:
Hi all,
I've been working on a solution to restore files from remote clients
to a directory tree on the server running the director. I believe
that by default, the file restores to the original
Tiring to use the monthly disk example from the
bat docs however i am having labeling
difficulties. I noticed something peculiar about
the bacula documentation there is reference to a
Pool = Default in the Job entry but it does not
exist anywhere in the doc. I overcame this
problem by
Hi,I am running backup for 10 clients and my volume status is showing full after running 3 or 5 jobs this is brand new tape and i don't know why it is showing full in volume status and it is asking for next volume to mount.PLease some one help me why it is showing volume status full when this
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