Hello Jeremy all, thanks much for your reply.
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 04:27:07PM +0200, Jeremy Maes wrote:
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes
AutoPrune = yes
Volume Retention = 14 days
Volume Use Duration = 6 days
Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
Maximum Volumes =
Op 31/03/2011 9:08, Uwe Schuerkamp schreef:
Hello Jeremy all, thanks much for your reply.
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 04:27:07PM +0200, Jeremy Maes wrote:
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes
AutoPrune = yes
Volume Retention = 14 days
Volume Use Duration = 6 days
Recycle
Thanks for the reply John,
Re your response to my question about the MySQL version, the Bacula manual here:
http://www.bacula.org/5.0.x-manuals/en/main/main/Installing_Configuring_MySQ.html#SECTION00426
has a statement about upgrading MySql (at the very end of the article)
which
2011/3/30 John Drescher dresche...@gmail.com:
My first question is : How can I tell bacula to choose dynamically the
client according to the result of a script ?
You can script that by echoing commands to bconsole. Then execute your
script as a cron job.
My second question is : Can I
Using a cron is not a good solution, I prefer to keep job management
and scheduling inside bacula .
You could also schedule an admin job inside bacula runs the admin job
you can run your script.
John
--
Create and
Question: In the event of my entire bacula system going down. What is the
best method for recovery? I looked in the online manual, but it still was
not very clear to me.
If I have my backup of catalog files, all incremental and full backups, and
I reinstall bacula on a new server. How do I
Question: In the event of my entire bacula system going down. What is the
best method for recovery? I looked in the online manual, but it still was
not very clear to me.
If I have my backup of catalog files, all incremental and full backups, and
I reinstall bacula on a new server. How do I
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 9:06 AM, Mike Hendrie m...@hendrienet.com wrote:
Thank you John.
Can you please explain to me the boot strap file? I am new to linux.
The bootstrap file is part of bacula. In the case of the catalog I
found it very important to manually extract the catalog I needed
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 09:58:29AM +0200, Jeremy Maes wrote:
Take care using this if you're doing all the backups concurrently
though, in that case the Volume Use Duration is probably the best way to go.
Hello Jeremy,
thanks again for your thoughts support. I'll try the max use
duration
On 3/30/2011 5:05 PM, Kern Sibbald wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for your feature request. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to
implement it, so unless you can provide some new insight, it will not help
adding it to the projects file.
This can be done with a software transactional memory (STM)
On 3/31/2011 4:43 AM, Alan Brown wrote:
Randy Katz wrote:
Hi,
Now that I have used Bacula a full cycle (60 days) I have a question:
If backups are done Full (which expires after 60 days).
Then Diff each week and Incre each day where there is no Diff
Then restoring from any given date going
It still applies because bacula (and most everything else too nowadays from
the look of things) uses shared libraries. If you upgrade the libraries
you may need to re-compile anything that was built with the old versions if
you want rock solid reliability. In my environment I kept getting
Guys,
I've been happily running bacula at home, and usualy it's pretty
predictable about the size of data backed up each night, but last
night I had an incremental run for a specfic client which used 8Gb of
data, when I normally expect around 500mb or so.
Is there an easy mysql query I can use
Randy Katz wrote:
Alan, thank you for that answer and please excuse my questions:
1. Do you have a different expire time (60d) for your Full then your
Incrementals or does it matter?
I set the database file/job expire time to 100 years and simply roll the
media, but we do
On 3/31/2011 10:02 AM, Alan Brown wrote:
Randy Katz wrote:
Alan, thank you for that answer and please excuse my questions:
1. Do you have a different expire time (60d) for your Full then your
Incrementals or does it matter?
I set the database file/job expire time to 100 years and simply
I just wonder if there are any accessible
devel version or nightly builds of the bat.
If so - there will be a protocol mismatch, right?
But i would like to test a current version,
if needed also with an updated dir and sd daemon.
Is anyone using/testing 5.1 as non developer?
Thx
PM
Hello all,
I have given up on RHES 6 for now and I am using Ubuntu 10.10 Server
with Bacula 5.0.2
I have followed the Documentation's tutorial to get the system
configured but while in the console portion (pages 98 - 101) I enter
status storage and get Device FileStorage is not open or
Probably you has not created the directory defined into bacula-sd.conf file.
Kleber
2011/3/31 Kenney, William P. (Information Technology Services)
kenn...@easternct.edu
Hello all,
I have given up on RHES 6 for now and I am using Ubuntu 10.10 Server with
Bacula 5.0.2
I have followed
Thanks, I'll check the SD config file closely.
Bill
From: Kleber Leal [mailto:kleber.l...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 8:49 PM
To: bacula-users
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Device FileStorage is not open or does not
exist
Probably you has not created the directory
John I've been happily running bacula at home, and usualy it's pretty
John predictable about the size of data backed up each night, but
John last night I had an incremental run for a specfic client which
John used 8Gb of data, when I normally expect around 500mb or so.
John Is there an easy
On 3/31/2011 10:20 AM, Randy Katz wrote:
On 3/31/2011 10:02 AM, Alan Brown wrote:
Randy Katz wrote:
Alan, thank you for that answer and please excuse my questions:
1. Do you have a different expire time (60d) for your Full then your
Incrementals or does it matter?
I set the database
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