On 16/10/2017 16:23, Alan Brown wrote:
use the dbcheck utility to cleanup the database. That's what it's
there for (make sure nothing else is running!)
Hi Alan,
I have no problem being patient and I can leave the job running for days
over Xmas.
My concern is, no matter how much time I give
On 17/10/17 08:27, Adam Weremczuk wrote:
> On 16/10/2017 16:23, Alan Brown wrote:
>>
>> use the dbcheck utility to cleanup the database. That's what it's
>> there for (make sure nothing else is running!)
>
> Hi Alan,
>
> I have no problem being patient and I can leave the job running for
> days
Hello, Dear Bacula Users,
I'm sharing this because lots of people ask about Open Source Zimbra backup and
I'm proposing a new approach rather than "backupose" and another script. Any
feedback is appreciated.
Zimbra backup configuration script
On 10/17/17 05:05, Alan Brown wrote:
> The reason it's taking so long is that you not tuned your mysql
> properly. Out of the box it is only setup for 32MB (yes, MB) systems. As
> a result it is writing hundreds of temporary files when deleting records.
> MySQL is good at what it's designed for
Bill, this seems very likely related to the issue you are seeing when
the volume is not in-changer. The re-attempt of the mount in mount.c
should probably not be happening at 1 second intervals, or if it is,
then it should not log every attempt. Also, at some point it should be
pausing the job
On 10/17/2017 09:57 AM, Josh Fisher wrote:
> Bill, this seems very likely related to the issue you are seeing when the
> volume is not in-changer. The re-attempt of the mount in mount.c should
> probably not be happening at 1 second intervals, or if it is, then it should
> not log every attempt.
