Hello!
I use Bacula on FreeBSD-6.1. I upgraded dir and sd from 2.2.4 to 2.2.5 on 12th
of oct. Now some of the jobs contain SQL errors:
15-Oct 23:06 backup-dir JobId 12440: Warning: SQL failed, but ignored.
ERR=Query failed: SELECT MAX(MediaId) FROM Media,POOL WHERE Pool.PoolId=179:
ERR=Table
Seems OK with Bacula V. 2.5.5.
From: marwin bobinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Bacula-users] Error c:317 Volume data error - Restore
Windows NT
Hello,
I'm using Bacula 2.0.3 (Dir / SD / FD ) run on a Windows NT 4.0 Sp6 Fr
Server and the volumes (more than 50 Go) are on an ethernet
On 16 Oct 2007 at 12:59, Janco van der Merwe wrote:
OK I read the thread and it gave me basically what I thought I had to
do but I'm not to keen putting the Restore Job in a RunAfterJob script
I was hoping that there was an alternative way of doing this. The
rsync might work but I'm not to
On Tue, 2007-10-16 at 08:34 -0400, Dan Langille wrote:
On 16 Oct 2007 at 12:59, Janco van der Merwe wrote:
OK I read the thread and it gave me basically what I thought I had to
do but I'm not to keen putting the Restore Job in a RunAfterJob script
I was hoping that there was an
.. if the message-resource contains:
catalog = all
like this one i'm using:
Messages {
Name = VerifyJobs
mailcommand = /sbin/bsmtp -h localhost -f \\(Bacula\) %r\ -s \%t %e of
%c %l\ %r
mail = [EMAIL PROTECTED] = all
catalog = all
}
what i have done:
after an InitCatalog I have
I apologize in advance if I'm asking this question on the wrong space
I recently wrestled w/ Bacula and Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS for a few days
before I got everything installed and running correctly.
I have kept track of what needed to be done to achieve compile and
installation happiness, and
My Bacula installation is progressing well.
I was wondering - I know that Bacula can send email messages at the
termination of a job, and can do this based on status of the job.
However, what about if a job (or Bacula as a whole) isn't running?
Does anyone have a script that can check all jobs
To make sure a job ran, simply mash up a bash script (or php/python) and run
an sql query for all jobs that started on a certain day. Then you could
compile this in a single readable e-mail. Then add an admin job which runs
the script at a specified time every day (preferably after your backups,
Hi,
16.10.2007 20:32,, Ryan Novosielski wrote::
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There is also a Nagios plugin for Bacula.
And to monitor if your jobs actually ran, use a Run After Job script
to send passive check results to Nagios. The passive check should use
freshness
Hey folks,
Anyone using a Qualstar unit with Bacula? First time user of this software and
I'm working with a Qualstar TLS-412360.
Any help/input would be appreciated.
Mike
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Hi all,
I'm trying to set up a Verify Job configuration and noticed in the Bacula
User's Guide, which provides an example Catalog for running a Verify Job,
the following:
Catalog {
Name = Bacula
dbname = verify; user = bacula; password =
}
This example implies that a separate database
Hi all,
I'm trying to set up a Verify Job configuration and noticed in the Bacula
User's Guide, which provides an example Catalog for running a Verify Job,
the following:
Catalog {
Name = Bacula
dbname = verify; user = bacula; password =
}
I believe this case is for a verify job
Thanks to all for the advice. I hadn't even thought of the Nagios
passive check option. That sounds best for me - I'll look into it
tomorrow. I haven't done anything with passive checks and freshness
checking, but luckily I picked up the Nagios book - something good for
bedtime reading...
As to
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