On Fri, 1 Sep 2006, Marco wrote:
Just an idea:
I did not build v1.38.11 and v1.38.8 myself but installed the debian
packages. During the downgrade I noticed that there were changes concerning
sqlite and sqlite3.
Sqlite is NOT a production quality database and should NOT be used in a
Alan Brown wrote:
Sqlite is NOT a production quality database and should NOT be used in a
production backup system. It is only included for testing purposes.
sqlite may not compete with a true DBMS but there isn't a performance issue
with sqlite2 in small environments like mine.
And it has
Hello,
I was very disappointed about the performance of backups after upgrading
from 1.38.5 to 1.38.11. The rates dropped to 10% of before.
After downgrading to 1.38.8 the performance is good again.
In which version was the change?
Can we expect the former performance for future versions?
Did you upgrade and downgrade every agent?
ZK
--- Marco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I was very disappointed about the performance of
backups after upgrading
from 1.38.5 to 1.38.11. The rates dropped to 10% of
before.
After downgrading to 1.38.8 the performance is good
again.
On Thursday 31 August 2006 17:28, Marco wrote:
Hello,
I was very disappointed about the performance of backups after upgrading
from 1.38.5 to 1.38.11. The rates dropped to 10% of before.
After downgrading to 1.38.8 the performance is good again.
In which version was the change?
Can
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't have enough information to answer this question.
I've read that some people are having performance problems with the Win32
version, but I haven't seen any hard data comparing equal filesets before
and after (or after upgrade and then after
Maybe that helps:
1-Aug 16:26 server1-dir: Bacula 1.38.8 (14Apr06): 31-Aug-2006 16:26:48
JobId: 1
Job:Server.2006-08-31_14.59.55
Backup Level: Full
Client: server-fd
i486-pc-linux-gnu,debian,testing/unstable
FileSet:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 19:49, Marco wrote:
Maybe that helps:
Yes, I can now see what you are complaining about. I would like to see a
second Full save on version 1.38.11 to exclude the possibility that some
other process was hogging your machine. I would also like to see a Full
backup
Just an idea:
I did not build v1.38.11 and v1.38.8 myself but installed the debian
packages. During the downgrade I noticed that there were changes concerning
sqlite and sqlite3. I have not take a closer look on this because I don't
understand much about it anyway. But maybe you could check
Hello,
On 9/1/2006 12:51 AM, Marco wrote:
Just an idea:
I did not build v1.38.11 and v1.38.8 myself but installed the debian
packages. During the downgrade I noticed that there were changes concerning
sqlite and sqlite3. I have not take a closer look on this because I don't
understand much
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