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John Drescher schrieb:
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:39 AM, John Drescher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Kjetil Torgrim Homme
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Marc Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Further, I want to know, why bacula recycles Volumes (which
Hi,
I'm backing to disk based storage, every volume has maximum count set
to one job, so every pool has one file per job. Each pool is configured
with recycle period and volume count so it can hold just enough
volumes/jobs. For example for 7 daily full backups I have pool with
maximum
Hi,
I would like to ask how should I recycle catalog backups.
I am using disk based storage and catalog pool is by default set to
half-year or so long retention period. I would think, that week would be
more than sufficient.
What is old catalog backup good for? I mean if I have catalog
The storage daemon has some possibilities to run external commands such
as 'Mount Command', 'Alert Command', etc. Is there an option that allows
to run an external command when the storage daemon requires change of media?
Example:
I get the following message from the storage daemon asking to
I'm still wrestling with my problem of Bacula requesting a different
volume although the one already loaded is eligible to be recycled. [1]
As I cannot find a solution to the root problem I am now thinking about
workarounds. One idea I'm currently pursuing is to preventively prune
every volume
Hi
13-Oct 14:08 lexington-dir JobId 109: Start Backup JobId 109,
Job=Lexington_Dayly.2008-10-13_14.08.03
13-Oct 14:08 lexington-dir JobId 109: Using Device IOMEGA-REV-DISK
13-Oct 14:08 lexington-sd JobId 109: Please mount Volume TAG-4 or
label a new one for:
Job:
Richerland Medeiros wrote:
Hi everyone !
How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
I believe this down to your drive, not bacula, so you should check the
documentation for the drive.
I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
As the uncompressed
Richerland Medeiros wrote:
Hi everyone !
How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
LTO4 tapes are 800gb. If you're already getting 900gb out of a tape, you
may find that you're already using compression -
On Mon, 13 Oct 2008, Richerland Medeiros wrote:
How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
You are using the default compression already, else it would be full at
~795Gb
Compression only works on
Hi everyone !
How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
Sorry for my bad English.
Thank you.
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Hi,
13.10.2008 11:01, Lucio Crusca wrote:
Hello *,
I'm about to configure Bacula 2.4.2 on a Debian Lenny server. It will backup
on external usb disks (500GB each, the full backup is 60GB more or less).
What's the best choice for the filesystem?
A question you can discuss forever :-) or
Hi all,
I have to recover some files from a tape but, after loading the
tape, bacula cannot mount it.
Opening the device with hexer I find in beginning of tape a session/jobs
headers but no volume header
this is the output of strings command with device in position 0:
BB02
4Bacula
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 7:33 AM, Radek Hladik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to ask how should I recycle catalog backups.
I am using disk based storage and catalog pool is by default set to
half-year or so long retention period. I would think, that week would be
more than
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 7:26 AM, Radek Hladik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm backing to disk based storage, every volume has maximum count set
to one job, so every pool has one file per job. Each pool is configured
with recycle period and volume count so it can hold just enough
John Drescher napsal(a):
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 7:26 AM, Radek Hladik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm backing to disk based storage, every volume has maximum count set
to one job, so every pool has one file per job. Each pool is configured
with recycle period and volume count so it
John Drescher napsal(a):
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 7:33 AM, Radek Hladik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to ask how should I recycle catalog backups.
I am using disk based storage and catalog pool is by default set to
half-year or so long retention period. I would think, that
Hi everyone !
How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
Sorry for my bad English.
Thank you.
-
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John Drescher napsal(a):
I have no problem with backing up catalog on other server with less
expensive storage space. But I do not see any use of old catalog backups at
all. I would do bscan into new catalog in all cases except the one, where
I have catalog backup newer than last data backed
Hello *,
I'm about to configure Bacula 2.4.2 on a Debian Lenny server. It will backup
on external usb disks (500GB each, the full backup is 60GB more or less).
What's the best choice for the filesystem? Is there one that maximizes
available space? Can I just give bacula the whole partition
However I need sometimes to delete some older backups by hand,
because
of low disk space, or because we sometimes manually run the backup and
it breaks the schema (the last backup is not old enough to be recycled).
I would like to ask whether there is a possibility to manually recycle
I have no problem with backing up catalog on other server with less
expensive storage space. But I do not see any use of old catalog backups at
all. I would do bscan into new catalog in all cases except the one, where
I have catalog backup newer than last data backed up and I need to recover
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I would strongly recommend not pursuing workarounds. This part of the
software works just fine. I believe if your retention settings are
correct, the pruning will happen by itself after a mount, and if they
aren't no amount of manual pruning will save
When i try to connect bconsole to storage data i have this replay:
Device FileStorage (/media/sdb1/bacula) is not open.
Device is BLOCKED waiting to create a volume for:
Pool:Default
Media type: File
What does it means??
Hi,
13.10.2008 22:38, subbustrato wrote:
When i try to connect bconsole to storage data i have this replay:
Device FileStorage (/media/sdb1/bacula) is not open.
Device is BLOCKED waiting to create a volume for:
Pool:Default
Media type: File
What does it
Arno Lehmann al at its-lehmann.de writes:
Hi,
13.10.2008 22:38, subbustrato wrote:
When i try to connect bconsole to storage data i have this replay:
Device FileStorage (/media/sdb1/bacula) is not open.
Device is BLOCKED waiting to create a volume for:
Pool:
Hi,
13.10.2008 23:32, subbustrato wrote:
Arno Lehmann al at its-lehmann.de writes:
Hi,
13.10.2008 22:38, subbustrato wrote:
When i try to connect bconsole to storage data i have this replay:
Device FileStorage (/media/sdb1/bacula) is not open.
Device is BLOCKED waiting to create a
Brand spankin new to Bacula... I like what I see so far.
I googled and looked through the archives and couldn't find anything
helpful. Anyway, I have a autochanger with 4 AIT-3 drives but it seems if I
start multiple jobs it will only run one job on the first drive and any job
after will sit with
Dave Poirier wrote:
Brand spankin new to Bacula... I like what I see so far.
I googled and looked through the archives and couldn't find anything
helpful. Anyway, I have a autochanger with 4 AIT-3 drives but it seems
if I start multiple jobs it will only run one job on the first drive and
Hi Arno:
As you actually get TapeAlterts regarding the SCSI interfaces, I would
recommend trying a different cable and terminator anyway.
Firstly, sorry for late replies. I was busy with other stuffs. I've asked
for an exchange of the cable and terminator, the problem still doesn't seem
to go
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