On 12.08.2015 15:17, Andrey Tataranovich wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:47:40 +0100
> Martin Simmons wrote:
>
>> You could use bls -j with the volume file to scan the whole volume.
> I'm upset with bls behavior - it does not return non zero exit code
> on error and output error messages to stdout
Sorry, my earlier message was incomplete :)
Hello all,
Looking at the 7.0.5 version code, It seems that the part that checks the
checksum error (block_util.c, unser_block_header function) detects the
checksum error but does not return the non zero exit code, as occurs in
other parts of the code,
Hello all,
Looking at the 7.0.5 version code, It seems that the part that checks the
checksum error (block_util.c) detects the checksum error but does not
return the non zero exit code, as occurs in other parts of the code.
block->read_errors++;
if (!forge_on) {
retu
Hello Kern...
I did not received that warning...
I use the latest version of bacula windows client, downloaded from sf.net...
BTW, I solved the trouble... Thanks a lot!
2015-08-12 3:08 GMT-03:00 Kern Sibbald :
> On 12.08.2015 00:49, Gilberto Nunes wrote:
>
> Hello guys
> I am very sorry!
> I
On Wednesday 2015-08-12 16:17:42 Andrey Tataranovich wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:47:40 +0100
>
> Martin Simmons wrote:
> > You could use bls -j with the volume file to scan the whole volume.
>
> I'm upset with bls behavior - it does not return non zero exit code
> on error and output error m
> The Error:
> 12-Aug 13:27 mccallister-dir JobId 243: Start Backup JobId 243,
> Job=BaculaConfBackup.2015-08-12_13.27.54_54
> 12-Aug 13:27 mccallister-dir JobId 243: Using Device "BacDev" to write.
> 12-Aug 13:28 mccallister-sd JobId 243: End of Volume "Vol-0224" at 0:0 on
> device "BacDev" (/Bo
Hello all,
its my first time in this forum, but i hope you may can help me.
I've set up a Bacula server on Debian, configured the clients and started the
service. All works fine, no Problems.
But after 1 1/2 weeks all Jobs, one after the other are stop working. Now im
wondering why, because i ge
If you don't want change/configure postfix - I may suggest to use swaks.
It's a perl script which has a lot of functionality. I'm using the
following command with nagios without any problem
/usr/bin/printf "%b" "$MESSAGE\n" | /usr/bin/swaks -4 --server
smtp.googlemail.com:587 --from $USER3$ --to $
On Wed, 12 Aug 2015 10:37:13 -0300 (BRT)
Heitor Faria wrote:
> Hello Andrey: I think it was the developer option not to terminate de
> bls on error if this kind of message / alert happens, after all it's
> not pretty much it's purpose. I think you can change both things with
> a little shell scri
> On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:47:40 +0100
> Martin Simmons wrote:
>
>> You could use bls -j with the volume file to scan the whole volume.
>
> I'm upset with bls behavior - it does not return non zero exit code
> on error and output error messages to stdout instead of stderr.
>
> # bls -j /bacula/ba
On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:47:40 +0100
Martin Simmons wrote:
> You could use bls -j with the volume file to scan the whole volume.
I'm upset with bls behavior - it does not return non zero exit code
on error and output error messages to stdout instead of stderr.
# bls -j /bacula/backup/Libvirt-0177
> Hello Luc,
> Thank you for the explanation. BTW I had being thinking if this was not due
> because of a timezone mismatch configuration in the mail server/relay
> (supposing the datetime was filled by the SMTP server and not client).
> I'm still believing in a system mail problem instead of a b
On 8/11/2015 2:04 PM, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> On 08/11/15 13:52, Andrey Tataranovich wrote:
>> On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:47:40 +0100
>> Martin Simmons wrote:
>>
>>> You could use bls -j with the volume file to scan the whole volume.
>>>
>>> I recomend use a more secure fileserver to store your bac
Hello Luc,
Thank you for the explanation. BTW I had being thinking if this was not due
because of a timezone mismatch configuration in the mail server/relay
(supposing the datetime was filled by the SMTP server and not client).
I'm still believing in a system mail problem instead of a bacula issu
Hello,
I suspect (but this is just a guess) that you may not understand
what prune and purge do. The first important point is that both
apply only to records kept in the catalog -- that is nothing
actually physically happens with the volumes.
I still don't really get auto-pruning, I think.
Am I seeing 'prune' and 'purge' as more closely related than they are?
Snippet from the manual, about what happens when Bacula needs a volume:
AutoPrune = yes|no
If AutoPrune is set to yes (default), Bacula will automatically apply the
Volume reten
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