On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Most critical options are: MT_ST_BUFFER_WRITES, MT_ST_ASYNC_WRITES,
MT_ST_READ_AHEAD. Especially the combination of MT_ST_BUFFER_WRITES
and MT_ST_ASYNC_WRITES prevents any way to reliably handle end of
tape conditions.
I thought Bacula tried
On Sun, 19 Mar 2006, Carles Bou wrote:
i'm running bacula 1.38.5 on gentoo with postgresql, as DB backend.
i don't know why, but bacula is always copying all files in the set
i've loocked at stat output and files, no change between 2 backups
Do you have any chown -R scripts running?
Some
On Monday 20 March 2006 11:10, Alan Brown wrote:
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Most critical options are: MT_ST_BUFFER_WRITES, MT_ST_ASYNC_WRITES,
MT_ST_READ_AHEAD. Especially the combination of MT_ST_BUFFER_WRITES
and MT_ST_ASYNC_WRITES prevents any way to reliably handle
Sim,
It was most conciderate of you to concider my request and respond with such
concideration ;)
I too thought it was very well written; but apparently it was not well
written enough to accomplish its purpose :(
Conciderately Yours,
David
From: Sim Zacks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: David
Hello,
last week I asked some questions about
the windows FD and the backup-API on a Win2K Domain Controller. I always
get 'ERR=Access is denied'
if I want to backup files which can't be accessed with the user account,
the backup service is running with. This should normaly work using the
I've just released version 1.3 of the Bacuview web application to
its home on RubyForge, http://bacuview.rubyforge.org/, where you can
go for screen shots and to read the NEWS, ChangeLog, and INSTALL
files.
In addition to the usual minor bug fixes, this release has one fairly
major improvement:
Hello Alan,
no i've no scripts running, here is the stat of a file in the set
File: `File_Name.xls'
Size: 28269 Blocks: 56 IO Block: 131072 regular file
Device: 811h/2065d Inode: 1500Links: 1
Access: (0777/-rwxrwxrwx) Uid: (0/root) Gid: (0/
Hello,
On 3/20/2006 7:43 AM, Ger Apeldoorn wrote:
Hi there!
No responses yet, is everyone baffled? If you need extra information please let
me know...
Baffled? Yes, that too, but don't forget it's been a weekend!
Thanks,
Ger.
Op vrijdag 17 maart 2006 10:33, schreef Ger Apeldoorn:
Hi!
Hi Arno, Thanks for your response!
Baffled? Yes, that too, but don't forget it's been a weekend!
:)
The configuration only shows me that you've got the pools in question
defined... more interesting would be the information how you started the
job. If you do this via command line, or through
Hello,
On 3/20/2006 3:53 PM, Ger Apeldoorn wrote:
Hi Arno, Thanks for your response!
Baffled? Yes, that too, but don't forget it's been a weekend!
:)
The configuration only shows me that you've got the pools in question
defined... more interesting would be the information how you
My name is Zakai and I have been on this list for a
month. I just bought a Lacie 500GB usb external
hardrive and it worked for a day. It has stopped
working and I am using Debian 3.1. Does anyone use
this type of hardrive for backup? How is it working
for you? Is updating the kernel a good
I've noticed frequently that in my threaded e-mail view, threads are
getting jammed together that have nothing to do with one another (most
recently Pool Problem and Lacie Big Disk Debian compatability). Having
seen this before, I have a strong feeling that the reason is that folks
are
I apologize for not posting this resolution sooner, but time has been
scarce lately. Most of the responses I received pointed to some sort of
index problem with the bacula database. I talked with my partner and he
reindexed the database and then set up a cron job to vacuum and reindex
the
Ryan Novosielski wrote:
I've noticed frequently that in my threaded e-mail view, threads are
getting jammed together that have nothing to do with one another (most
recently Pool Problem and Lacie Big Disk Debian compatability). Having
seen this before, I have a strong feeling that the reason
Actually, it appears as if I had a weak understanding, but was still
absolutely correct. The latter message had In-Reply-To and listed the
earlier, unrelated message in that field -- to me, this demonstrates
that exactly what I was talking about is what is taking place (folks
will sometimes
Ryan Novosielski wrote:
Actually, it appears as if I had a weak understanding, but was still
absolutely correct. The latter message had In-Reply-To and listed the
earlier, unrelated message in that field -- to me, this demonstrates
that exactly what I was talking about is what is taking place
A bacula volume is a file, so there is no way to treat a removable drive
as a tape. It might be possible to treat the removable drive as a caddy
that carries multiple tapes, but remember that the Virtual Disk
Autochanger is a beta feature and likely is not yet ready for production
use.
A
RAID5 is best with a hot spare volume, otherwise...what's the advantage
that justifies increased write overhead?
Besides, does the file system you're backing up to require any more
redundancy from a disk technology standpoint than you might expect out
of the life expectancy of a single DLT tape?
On Monday 20 March 2006 21:18, Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
RAID5 is best with a hot spare volume, otherwise...what's the advantage
that justifies increased write overhead?
Besides, does the file system you're backing up to require any more
redundancy from a disk technology standpoint than you
Hello again,
Has nobody else run into this problem? I couldn't find anything about
it in the mail archives, and I don't see any problems with the
configurations.
Thanks.
--
Brennon Church
Brennon Church wrote:
Hello,
This may be a known issue, or I may be missing something obvious, but
Just so you know your post is getting read
I've not run into this error. Looking at the problem, it would likely
be in your network setup. Are you running through any firewalls?
Erich
On Mar 20, 2006, at 2:51 PM, Brennon Church wrote:
Hello again,
Has nobody else run into this
I do have firewalls running. I wouldn't have though that a firewall
would cause this type of behavior, but I can see where it might.
I'll try disabling them on all systems involved to see if it makes any
difference. Thanks for the idea.
--Brennon
Erich Prinz wrote:
Just so you know your
individual volumes / file system mount points to Bacula, you *can't*
tell Bacula to put each file tape on a different mount point and/or
sub-directory.
This *can* be accomplished by using symbolic linking. In an application that
Ahh good point.
Moreover, with RAID5, unless you're
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 09:35:18 -0700, Michael Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I apologize for not posting this resolution sooner, but time has been
scarce lately. Most of the responses I received pointed to some sort of
index problem with the bacula database. I talked with my partner and he
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 22:31:28 GMT
Martin Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 09:35:18 -0700, Michael Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I apologize for not posting this resolution sooner, but time has been
scarce lately. Most of the responses I received pointed to some
Just a small annoying caveat, but is there any reason why
bacula-dir.conf and the MTX changer scripts are logging
to /var/db/bacula/$blah instead of /var/log prefix instead?
/var/db/bacula seems to be more like a state directory (minus the pid
files)
~BAS
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME
It's interesting... I had made a change to my firewall a few days ago,
and running a similar test today did not cause the first client to
disconnect. I'll have to test again when the person who had the first
computer I was testing with comes back. Hopefully it is simply a matter
of the
I've run into an odd problem where my database has become corrupted.
I've decided that this is a good time to migrate my database from sqlite
to mysql, but have a problem.
Since the old database is corrupted sqlite3 won't read anything from
it. Does anyone have tools to scan the existing
I've run into an odd problem where my database has become corrupted.
I've decided that this is a good time to migrate my database from sqlite
to mysql, but have a problem.
Since the old database is corrupted sqlite3 won't read anything from
it. Does anyone have tools to scan the existing
I've run into an odd problem where my database has become corrupted.
I've decided that this is a good time to migrate my database from sqlite
to mysql, but have a problem.
Since the old database is corrupted sqlite3 won't read anything from
it. Does anyone have tools to scan the existing
Dan Rich wrote:
I've run into an odd problem where my database has become corrupted.
I've decided that this is a good time to migrate my database from sqlite
to mysql, but have a problem.
Since the old database is corrupted sqlite3 won't read anything from
it. Does anyone have tools to
Excellent. Keep me posted.
E~
On Mar 20, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Brennon Church wrote:
It's interesting... I had made a change to my firewall a few days
ago, and running a similar test today did not cause the first
client to disconnect. I'll have to test again when the person who
had the
On Mon, Mar 20, 2006 at 04:22:58PM -0800, Dan Rich wrote:
it. Does anyone have tools to scan the existing volumes and rebuild the
database? I can probably build some scripts to do part of the job, but
Check out 'bscan' in the documentation, it does that.
-Jason Martin
--
If winning isn't
Chris,Your comment:I always get 'ERR=Access is denied' if I want to backup files which can't be accessed with the user account, the backup service is running with. This should normaly work using the windows backup-API. I want to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. The local service account
Hi Arno,
Ok, so this looks like the SD is kind of confused.
I assume you do have volumes for both pools, and all the volumes are
heoreticall (from Baculas point of view) available to the SD. This
depends mainly on the media type, I think, but the storage the media is
assigned to might also
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