Zitat von Durand Toto gnew...@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I've been running bacula for more than a month now and it works quite
smoothly except for two issues:
1: some files are rearchived whereas I have no reason to believe they
have changed. Could this be due to the use of SHA1 instead of MD5
John Drescher schrieb:
I
have not seen a cpu that can do more than 20 MB/s. I know my 2.83GHz
core2 quad is no way as fast as my LTO2 tape drive when it comes to
compression.
there is a multi-threading version of bzip2 - but I have no idea whether
bacula will be able to handle bzip2
This
John Drescher schrieb:
This is pbzip2, I use it for a custom build process with gentoo. I am
not sure how hard it would be to add this to bacula.
I'm not willing to go thru the bacula-code, but I think it might be easy
to write my own wrapper for pbzip2 if I know how bacula calls the
John Drescher schrieb:
I am using compressed,
GZIP backup.
I
have not seen a cpu that can do more than 20 MB/s. I know my 2.83GHz
core2 quad is no way as fast as my LTO2 tape drive when it comes to
compression.
there is a multi-threading version of bzip2 - but I have no idea whether
I
have not seen a cpu that can do more than 20 MB/s. I know my 2.83GHz
core2 quad is no way as fast as my LTO2 tape drive when it comes to
compression.
there is a multi-threading version of bzip2 - but I have no idea whether
bacula will be able to handle bzip2
This is pbzip2, I use it for
Hi All,
I am using a SuperLoader 3 - LTO4 and I had the following error.
I think the end of the tape is reached.
10-Mar 09:41 server-sd JobId 52: Error: Unable to position to end of
data on device TapeDrive (/dev/nst0): ERR=dev.c:896 ioctl MTEOM error
on TapeDrive (/dev/nst0).
ERR=Input/output
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 10:21:46AM +, Prashant Ramhit wrote:
Hi All,
I am using a SuperLoader 3 - LTO4 and I had the following error.
I think the end of the tape is reached.
10-Mar 09:41 server-sd JobId 52: Error: Unable to position to end of
data on device TapeDrive (/dev/nst0):
I am using compressed,
GZIP backup.
You should not do that with a LTO drive. This will slow your backups
down tremendously. The drive itself compresses data at over 100MB/s, I
have not seen a cpu that can do more than 20 MB/s. I know my 2.83GHz
core2 quad is no way as fast as my LTO2 tape drive
