I recently upgraded my bacula from 2.4 to 3.0. Almost everything works
beautifully, except for one Windows 2008 Standard client machine (64 version).
This machine is running the 64-bit version of winbacula 3.0.2. The directory
and SD both are on other machines on the same subnet. The Windows
Christoph Litauer schrieb:
Arno Lehmann schrieb:
Hi,
24.11.2009 08:59, Christoph Litauer wrote:
Christoph Litauer schrieb:
Jesper Krogh schrieb:
Christoph Litauer wrote:
Thanks! One last question (hopefully): How big is /var/lib/mysql/ibdata1?
282GB on ext3
Dear Jesper,
in the
Hi
Hi. I have a customer that has 287 GB of data that's needs to be
backuped. The change of this data is probably around 100MB per day. The
customer wants to be able to restore files 2 weeks back in time. How do
I set this up so it requires so little space as possible?
I was thinking about using
Hello Together,
I get the folloing message when I ask for the Status of Storage File
Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Storage daemon on
backupsrv.ke-si.intern:9103. ERR=Connection refused
DNS is correct Sever Name is checkt many times FQN is in hosts too. Password
is proofed.
I get the folloing message when I ask for the Status of Storage File
Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Storage daemon on
backupsrv.ke-si.intern:9103. ERR=Connection refused
DNS is correct Sever Name is checkt many times FQN is in hosts too. Password
is proofed.
When I use
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 9:56 AM, John Drescher dresche...@gmail.com wrote:
I get the folloing message when I ask for the Status of Storage File
Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Storage daemon on
backupsrv.ke-si.intern:9103. ERR=Connection refused
DNS is correct Sever Name is
On Mon, Dec 07, 2009 at 06:33:59AM -0800, Oliver Knittel wrote:
Hello Together,
I get the folloing message when I ask for the Status of Storage File
Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Storage daemon on
backupsrv.ke-si.intern:9103. ERR=Connection refused
DNS is correct Sever
Since telnet is refused, too, odds are that either there is a firewall
involved, or the FQDN resolves to the wrong host.
BTW, telnet failing is no longer always a reliable indicator of whether the
firewall is configured correctly, since many firewalls have different rules on
a per-application
timo-n...@tee-en.net (Timo Neuvonen) writes:
Simon J Mudd sjm...@pobox.com kirjoitti viestissä
...
Yes, but that's what I'm trying to avoid. I realise that I MUST have
sufficient
space really for at least 2 full backups plus some extra for incrementals
but I don't want to worry about
Oliver Knittel wrote:
Hello Together,
I get the folloing message when I ask for the Status of Storage File
Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Storage daemon on
backupsrv.ke-si.intern:9103. ERR=Connection refused
DNS is correct Sever Name is checkt many times FQN is in hosts
Simon J Mudd sjm...@pobox.com kirjoitti viestissä
news:m3fx7mkdv3@mad06.wl0.org...
timo-n...@tee-en.net (Timo Neuvonen) writes:
Simon J Mudd sjm...@pobox.com kirjoitti viestissä
...
Yes, but that's what I'm trying to avoid. I realise that I MUST have
sufficient
space really for
On Thu, 3 Dec 2009 13:46:02 +
Gavin McCullagh gavin.mccull...@gcd.ie wrote:
Hi,
I started a full backup last night of a tired old Windows-based Dell NAS.
It's very slow. The filesystem is full and super-fragmented. I also have
compression turned on which makes the cpu work rather hard
Hi. I have a customer that has 287 GB of data that's needs to be
backuped. The change of this data is probably around 100MB per day.
The
customer wants to be able to restore files 2 weeks back in time. How
do
I set this up so it requires so little space as possible?
I was thinking about
Hi there:
I'm trying to establishing
I'm trying to establish the rules and guidelines to be followed by a
Data Center (DC) on topics of backup and restore information. The
software that I have proposed to perform these tasks is Bacula[1] of
course. This is already configured and backing up
ReynierPM wrote:
Hi there:
I'm trying to establishing
I'm trying to establish the rules and guidelines to be followed by a
Data Center (DC) on topics of backup and restore information. The
software that I have proposed to perform these tasks is Bacula[1] of
course. This is already
Everything didnt work. now I install the Serve new and keep my config files.
I will tell the result soon to you. Via telnet it was posible to get on the
comp. now I changed the name from backuupsrv to backup.
Oliver Knittel wrote:
Hello Together,
I get the folloing message when I ask
Thank you James for that answer. As I expected, 2 full backups seems to
be needed to exist to be able to have 2 weeks possibility to restore.
But what about this:
(F = full, I= incremental. Day 1 to day 13.)
F+I+I+I+I+I+I+I+I+I+I+I+I
Then merge the oldest incremental with the full one, creating
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