Hello all,
I installed bacula on debian 3.1. I want to backup to DVD and I raed that I
have to use a newer version than the version debian is installing.
I downloaded the tar.gz and want to compile.
When I do ./configure --wtith-mysql then I get the error that mysql.h is not
found and the script
Hi Stefan,
stefan wrote:
Hello all,
I installed bacula on debian 3.1. I want to backup to DVD and I raed that I
have to use a newer version than the version debian is installing.
I downloaded the tar.gz and want to compile.
When I do ./configure --wtith-mysql then I get the error that
Hi Greg,
thanks for the fast and quick reply :)
If I were you, I would use the Bacula package available off of the
Backports web site: http://www.backports.org/
(Which I've just discovered is moving to a new web interface... which
isn't finished yet... doh.)
So here is what you should do:
On Tuesday 08 August 2006 18:13, Alan Brown wrote:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Michel Meyers wrote:
Those are mounted filesystems. Bacula will not descend into mounted
filesystems unless you specifically tell it to.
Unfortunately it also doesn't backup the mountpoint as a directory, which
On Friday 11 August 2006 22:59, Mike wrote:
Testing bacula today (intending to go to production next week) on
my backup server that has about 200G of data to backup as a full,
when I execute 'status dir' in bconsole the large number of files
and cumulative file sizes causes the report to shift
dbcheck is not a program for correcting corrupted databases. It will fix
certain logical inconsistencies in Bacula database records and eliminate
orphaned records (doing no harm other than wasting space).
On Friday 11 August 2006 12:03, Dominic Marks wrote:
All,
Having had my first
This is incorrect behavior (i.e. you should not get the MTWEOF error). It will
*probably* work, but I wouldn't run my tape drive this way. It looks like
Bacula is not seeing the logical end of tape marker, but is writing right to
the physical end of the tape (very bad). Also, on a modern tape
On Thursday 10 August 2006 19:25, Faber J. Fedor wrote:
Hi guys,
Me and my guys have inherited a webserver running Debian 3.3.5 and
bacula doing remote backups (the webserver is a bacula client). The
previous admin left very little in the way of documentation so that is
one of our first
On Tuesday 08 August 2006 22:29, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
Marco Strullato wrote:
hi all,
do you know why I get Filesystem change prohibited when I run bacula?
08-Aug 16:40 DirectorServer: Start Backup JobId 95,
Job=BackupShannon.2006-08-08_16.39.58
08-Aug 16:40 StorageServer:
Hi stefan,
stefan wrote:
Hi Greg,
thanks for the fast and quick reply :)
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This is really good working. I also had to update the mysql database with
./update_mysql_tables_8_to_9 . So I had to download the tar.gz first.
Is there another way to update the mysql DB?
Hm, I'm not that
On Sun, 13 Aug 2006, Kern Sibbald might have said:
On Friday 11 August 2006 22:59, Mike wrote:
Testing bacula today (intending to go to production next week) on
my backup server that has about 200G of data to backup as a full,
when I execute 'status dir' in bconsole the large number of
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