It sounds like you have a new installation of 9.4, in which case you probably
don’t need to run an upgrade script.
Note that Bacula 11.0.6 builds and runs fine on Ubuntu 20.04 if you want to run
something more recent.
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Craig Anderson
craig.ander...@zebra.com
From: Don Hammer
Date:
On 9/8/22 20:25, Justin Case wrote:
Finally 8 of 15 verify jobs returned with differences. I did not have this
before when I was only using level Data and not Accurate.
How can I investigate teh root cause of this?
What seems counter intuitive to me is that all verify jobs are marked as OK,
Finally 8 of 15 verify jobs returned with differences. I did not have this
before when I was only using level Data and not Accurate.
How can I investigate teh root cause of this?
What seems counter intuitive to me is that all verify jobs are marked as OK,
also those that returned with
Greetings everyone,
since a few days I am experimenting with copy jobs. For the selection I am
using the pool name and PoolUncopiedJobs.
Since I have a lot of jobs from the past, PoolUncopiedJobs selects a lot of
older jobs for copying.
The first time the copy job ran it selected 243 jobs for
Hello all,
a disk backup verify with level Data and with Accurate just returned with
FD termination status: Verify differences
However, the job info and the email that was sent about it does not contain any
further information on what file is exhibiting differences. Is it possible to
In the log you sent me privately, the two "unable to authenticate with File
Daemon" messages have timestamps 1 minute after the end of the copy jobs.
That is consistent with them having "JobID 0" but it is still a mystery what
triggers them.
__Martin
On 9/8/22 13:38, Martin Simmons wrote:
If you can express it in SQL, then you can use that to select a job, e.g. I
use this for testing:
Job {
Name = "CopyLastBackupJob"
Type = Copy
Selection Type = SQLQuery
Selection Pattern = "select jobid from job where type='B' and jobbytes > 1
If you can express it in SQL, then you can use that to select a job, e.g. I
use this for testing:
Job {
Name = "CopyLastBackupJob"
Type = Copy
Selection Type = SQLQuery
Selection Pattern = "select jobid from job where type='B' and jobbytes > 1
order by jobtdate desc limit 1"
...
}
Hello Martin,
thanks, this type of cast has helped with the volume names in the
postgres catalog!
On Wed, Sep 07, 2022 at 04:32:58PM +0100, Martin Simmons wrote:
> This might work but I've not tested it:
>
> cast type tinyblob to text using varbinary-to-string
>
I've extended the CAST to
