Il 05/12/2011 03:39, Jesse Molina ha scritto:
[snip food for thought]
The closest thing to a custom eject tape builtin command in bconsole I
could came up with is this:
# admin job to manually eject tape from within bconsole
Job {
Name = TapeEject
Type = Admin
FileSet =
Presumably the configuration files (in their most recent form) are already
stored on the tapes. An automated way of finding and pulling them would be
useful, perhaps bundled with a tape scan to find the most recent catalog?
Clint
On Mon, 5 Dec 2011, Pablo Marques wrote:
Thanks you Jesse for
I have used backup solutions in the past which supported a bare-metal
recovery using a modified version of a live disk. The one that remains
most clearly in mind is Backup-Exec (which has changed names several
times) for windows. Using a disk created specifically for disaster
recovery you
On 12/06/11 03:10, Marcello Romani wrote:
Il 05/12/2011 03:39, Jesse Molina ha scritto:
[snip food for thought]
The closest thing to a custom eject tape builtin command in bconsole I
could came up with is this:
# admin job to manually eject tape from within bconsole
Job {
Name =
Il 06/12/2011 10:07, Phil Stracchino ha scritto:
On 12/06/11 03:10, Marcello Romani wrote:
Il 05/12/2011 03:39, Jesse Molina ha scritto:
[snip food for thought]
The closest thing to a custom eject tape builtin command in bconsole I
could came up with is this:
# admin job to manually eject
The closest thing to a custom eject tape builtin command in bconsole
I
could came up with is this:
# admin job to manually eject tape from within bconsole Job {
Name = TapeEject
Type = Admin
FileSet = LinuxDefaultSet
Client = serverlinux-fd
Storage = Tape
Il 06/12/2011 11:15, James Harper ha scritto:
The closest thing to a custom eject tape builtin command in bconsole
I
could came up with is this:
# admin job to manually eject tape from within bconsole Job {
Name = TapeEject
Type = Admin
FileSet = LinuxDefaultSet
* Am Thu, Jan 20 2011 at 11:21:30 + , schrieb Martin Simmons:
On Wed, 19 Jan 2011 15:48:13 +0100, Frank Altpeter said:
After a short discussion on the channel, I was advised to create a
post here to see if there's help for that or if it's really a bug.
I've got a machine that is
Hi there.
I have a very cool Bacula installation on gentoo, backuping on a dell
PV 124T with LTO5 tape.
Everything works ok... almost.
I have no problem backuping and restoring over several volume.
However i get trouble when come the time to recycle tape. Bacula try
to recycle tape, and
Hello,
I want to test the stored backups by reading them from the
media, but without storing to a filesystem like a normal
scheduled job. Is this possible?
Cheers...
Pierre Bernhardt
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I want to test the stored backups by reading them from the
media, but without storing to a filesystem like a normal
scheduled job. Is this possible?
Use verify in 5.2.2.
John
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Hello all,
I'm new to the list and have searched other resources before turning to
you. I'm experiencing the bug described in bug 1578, except I'm
(still) using version Bacula 2.0.3., running on RHEL 5.4 (i386).
I went through the bugreport (http://bugs.bacula.org/view.php?id=1578)
and had
Hello,
the company I was working for has been a Bacula customer for some years and
went through many iterations with the Bacula developer themselves to fix
and change the Enterprise Edition behaviour when we moved away from the
Community Version. Their support was awesome.
Now I've changed job
On 12/06/2011 11:35 AM, David Vandergucht wrote:
Hi there.
I have a very cool Bacula installation on gentoo, backuping on a dell
PV 124T with LTO5 tape.
Everything works ok... almost.
I have no problem backuping and restoring over several volume.
However i get trouble when come the
I've been doing backups for a long time now and one thing I've learned is
that if you have a backup that takes more than 24 hrs you're asking for
trouble. In theory this should work but since your fulls take so long you
won't be able to get any changed files that it misses until you complete
I was trying to get a bit of a better grasp of Volume Retention and
recycling.
For Tapes I understand that after the Job, File and Retention Period
the Tape Volume is Marked as Recycled and can be reused again.
For Filed. What happenes after Job, File and Retention period expire?
Does the file
Good evening,
I got some troubles building 5.2.2 client-only file deamon onto Centos
5.7 x86_64 server.
I could rightly make a ./configure
--with-dump-email=emailOperator@domain
--with-smtp-host=IPaddressOfMailServer
--with-job-email=emailoperator@domain \
--disable-readline --disable-build-dird
On 12/5/2011 1:48 PM, Phil Stracchino wrote:
On 12/05/11 10:58, Pablo Marques wrote:
Thanks you Jesse for the feedback.
Regarding the disaster recovery, I have a suggestion for the bacula
team:
Why not make the director write the bacula config files and any
relevant bsr files at the
Hi Bob,
Thanks for your reply. So right now I just tell the Bacula system that a client
has a 15Tb directory to backup.
How do you personally break up large backup job of data into pieces (multiple
jobs)? Do you specify each directory
or file in each job or do you use a smarter method ?
Hi Bruno.
Nope, i don't use this option. My bacula version is 5.0.3.
Is ActionOnPurge=Truncate the default behavior ? i have no override
on this, so if it's default, it could be that.
I have several tape that are waiting for rotation because of the bad
label tape blocking issue, but the
On 12/06/11 14:03, Josh Fisher wrote:
Rather than change the formatting of a volume, why not use a dedicated
volume? The first problem to overcome in a true disaster recovery
situation, ie. a total loss of all hardware, is to get a Dir and SD up
and running. Clients can then be restored
Craig Van Tassle cvantas...@purdue.edu kirjoitti viestissä
news:20111206123553.4a704...@purdue.edu...
I was trying to get a bit of a better grasp of Volume Retention and
recycling.
For Tapes I understand that after the Job, File and Retention Period
the Tape Volume is Marked as Recycled and
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