Hi.
Jeff Ramen wrote:
I would like to gain some understanding as to what bacula is doing when
the bytes written
stops changing and files examined keeps increasing.
It's probably examining files. Like during an incremental or
differential backup. The SD looks at all files on the computer, but
sto
I would like to gain some understanding as to what bacula is doing when
the bytes written
stops changing and files examined keeps increasing.
Is this a cataloging operation?
Backuppc supports some kind of archiving feature, I wonder if anyone has
used this in conjunction with
bacula...
Thanks
Hello,
BackupPC uses *lots* and *lots* of hard links. The current Bacula
implementation is *very* slow handling hard links. You have three choices:
- Live with slow performance for BackupPC files
- Turn off handling of hard links (your BackupPC files will all be restored
but not properly link
Hello,
I am experiencing slow backup performance, especially when backing up
my BackupPC pool to tape.
My system:
Dual Opteron 2.4Ghz 1GB Ram, 4*300GB SATA (3Ware Controller RAID 5),
Adaptec U160
Gentoo Linux (stage 1 install) kernel: linux-2.6.11-gentoo-r6
BackupPC version 2.1.1, poo
