No, sorry, it doesn't work. I specified a spool dir (although the working dir
by default) and I specified the maximum size of the spool (although unlimited
by default) but still the tape is written to immediately (while spooling).
Maybe it's because of the old version but I couldn't find
Hi,
I need to backup large amounts of data via network to a tape.
When I read the data from a hard drive in the machine directly connected to the
tape drive I get about 50 mb/s which is ok considering the read speed of the
drive.
Now i backup some files over the network without spooling and
On Wednesday 15 August 2007 11:44:19 John Drescher wrote:
I am running my director, database and storage on three different
machines with the director and storage being dual processor Opteron
248 boxes with 4GB of memory and the database (postgres) is on an
athlon64 3200 with 2GB of memory.
Thanks for your fast response.
Really seems to be the network that is so slow. Looks like somebody is heavily
using it at the moment. But this still doesn't explain why the storage daemon
won't wait for the data to be transmitted and then begin writing to the tape.
I'm quite sure I activated
On 15 Aug 2007 at 10:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need to backup large amounts of data via network to a tape.
When I read the data from a hard drive in the machine directly
connected to the tape drive I get about 50 mb/s which is ok
considering the read speed of the drive.
Now i
May I ask if you made ebuilds yourself or compiled from source?
I consider trying bacula on gentoo, but would also like the lates version of
Bacula of course.
I have my own ebuilds. I have an older svn ebuild (that probably does
not work) and a ebuild for just about every version of bacula
I'm quite sure I activated spooling. I inserted Spool Data = yes only in
the Job ressource (not in bacula-sd because there is no such option according
to the manual, bacula-sd also confirms that by refusing to start if I
inserted this directive in the Storage ressource). After starting the
I have my own ebuilds. I have an older svn ebuild (that probably does
not work) and a ebuild for just about every version of bacula 2.1.
Here is a link to the bacula section of my overlay.
https://opensvn.csie.org/JMDGentooOverlay/gentoo-overlay/app-backup/bacula/
To grab this you can
gt; I'm quite sure I activated spooling. I inserted quot;Spool Data =
yesquot; only in the Job ressource (not in bacula-sd because there is no such
option according to the manual, bacula-sd also confirms that by refusing to
start if I inserted this directive in the Storage ressource). After
On Wednesday 15 August 2007 14:26:28 John Drescher wrote:
svn co
https://opensvn.csie.org/JMDGentooOverlay/gentoo-overlay/app-backup/bacula/
Thanks - it seems to work - will try to install when I get at my server
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Regards
Steen
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