I need to set up an automated process to replicate all 3par volumes that
are exported to vmware. Is this easily done via the open source project,
or is the enterprise solution the best way to get this done?
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Job message says job finished OK, with 1 error.
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Bacula stopped creating new volumes. I can create them manually and jobs
run after that, but trying to figure out why they are not auto created
any longer.
There were 7 volumes auto created before I had to manually create the
last two..
Any ideas what to look for?
I have the following
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On 02/22/2012 08:00 AM, Raymond Norton wrote:
Bacula stopped creating new volumes. I can create them manually and jobs
run after that, but trying to figure out why they are not auto created
any longer.
There were 7 volumes auto created before I had to manually create
I have a working 5.0.3 solution on Ubuntu. All local clients backup
fine. However, I am having a tough time getting a remote client job to
execute. I have successfully gotten this to work before by putting the
hostname (no domain) of the client in /etc/host of the bacula box and by
listing the
I continue to have random trouble with running jobs on Windows
machines located on remote subnets.
Maybe being on another subnet has nothing to do with it, but I am
running between firewalls.
I can check the status of the problem client just fine and make a
connection to start a job, but
: cram-md5.c:133-0 cram-get received: auth cram-md5
1456574063.1298389995@maccrayschools-dir ssl=0
maccrayschools-sd: cram-md5.c:152-0 sending resp to challenge:
b6+I/UE1S8/xM7sgpG0hpB
maccrayschools-sd: dircmd.c:211-0 Message channel init completed.
On 02/18/2011 03:05 PM, Raymond Norton wrote
Just setup bacula on a new Ubuntu install. Local backups work fine,
but a new server 2003 client cannot connect to the sd. I can telnet to
the bacula box from the client on ports 9101, and 9103, check status of
client, and estimate files, but cannot get backups to work.
Backups is being done
wrote:
Also, when you run the backup see if it says waiting for client to
connect to Storage as it will indicate the problem I described.
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 2:54 PM, Raymond Norton ad...@lctn.org
mailto:ad...@lctn.org wrote:
Just setup bacula on a new Ubuntu install. Local backups
I haven't followed the development of bacula, so maybe this has been
addressed in the past.
I was forever having trouble with laptop users not being on-line when
backups fired off. A member from another forum provided the following
script that can be run from cron on the bacula box. It tested
I just installed v5 and it went without a hitch. However I am getting
no appendable volume errors when attempting to do backups, even though
I have run the label command and bacula says the volume was
successfully mounted. I dropped the database and started over, but still
get the same error.
No, but it was almost as dumb. I didn't realize the new versions had
defined pools, beyond default. I see now I needed to choose File
It is working now.
Dan Langille wrote:
On 7/2/2010 4:39 PM, Raymond Norton wrote:
I just installed v5 and it went without a hitch. However I am getting
I am helping a friend get his bacula box running on Ubuntu 8.04 server.
bacula was installed via apt-get.
All services start fine, but netstat -a -n does not show the box is
listening on port 9101. ps -A shows all bacula services running.
/etc/services has entries for ports 9101-9103
In
Are you sure its not listining on 127.0.0.1?
Ubuntu default (overly protective) configuration files make bacula a
one machine backup system but removing 127.0.0.1 and localhost from
them and replacing this with the external ip address fixes the issue.
John
I replaced all instances of
If that is not the case stop bacula-dir and then start it from the
shell with debug output enabled. Something like:
# bacula-dir -d 100 -c /etc/bacula-dir.conf
John
I used apt-get to autoremove everything and start over.
I get the following results when running in debug mode. No errors
Figured it out. He had the mysql password wrong, but it did not show an
error message. Fixed it, and now it is listening on port 9101.
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I have been running into the authentication error at times when I am
POSITIVE everything is set up correctly. The box I am having trouble
with now is a win2003 server. It had a working client on it, and
communicated happily with a bacula director. I set up a new bacula
server on Ubuntu, and it
I figured it out. The name of the director was wrong, but the way the
error message was worded made me think it was all related to the file
daemon.
Sorry for the wasted post.
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Bacula cannot connect to local-fd on port 9102. With bacula started I can
telnet to port 9101 and 9103, but not 9102. I have turned firewalling off,
but it does not help.
This is on a Knoppix box that I uninstalled the bacula client from and did
a full install of Bacula using bianaries.
Raymond
If port 9102 is being used by something else, you can run the FD on a
different port.
You can use the --with-baseport= option in the configure script when
installing Bacula. So if =8100, the DIR will run on 8101, FD on
8102, and SD on 8103.
Otherwise, you can edit your *.conf
I have a number of Bacula servers to set up and decided to use Knoppix as
the distro. Knoppix already comes with the Bacula client, but I want to
make it the director and storage box. I attempted to rebuild the src rpm
to do this, but it complained about the spec file. Is there an easy way to
do a
I have several Bacula boxes set up to notify me of job status, but one box
will only send a message if an error occurs in Bacula. What would I need to
add or change in my Messages statement to get this to work.? So far, I
have not found a difference between the ones that work and the problem
I have a few servers backing up to a single volume. The config is set to
keep one month of jobs. I see notices that so many files were pruned from
time to time, but the volume has reached a 100 gig. I expected it to stay
under 50. Is there a way to delete unwanted jobs manually?
I am getting the following error on a new install when I check status all:
Archive FileStorage is not open or does not exist
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