ase"
No stack.
/opt/bacula/etc/btraceback.gdb:11: Error in sourced command file:
No stack.
I'd welcome any suggestions about what further steps I can take to
track down what's going wrong here.
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type ext2. On a typical Linux setup, this will cause bacula to back
up all the local disk-based file systems, while preventing bacula from
trying to back up NFS mounted filesystems or the /proc and /sysfs
filesystems.
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in behavior
bothers me. I'd rest easier if I knew why this change happened.
Has anyone seem anything like this, or know what might cause it or
where I could look to investigate further? Thanks for any suggestions.
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his job to full. Is there anything else that
I have to do to avoid this full backup, or any other way to work
around the problem?
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good reason to leave the default action as is, although in my
situation I'd still like to be able to override it.
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a more general solution.
> Sorry for not being able to actually answer the question.
That's quite alright. It at least tells me that there's not an
obvious solution that I've just overlooked, and I'm grateful for that
alone. Thanks!
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7;m pretty sure that I
read through that section of the documentation when I began setting up
Bacula, but it didn't occur to me that this could be used to eliminate
the back to back incremental and catalog backups that I've noticed.
Thanks once more for t
nt "From ", val['Start time'], " to ", val['End time'], "\n"
print "Wrote ", val['FD Files Written'], " files, ", \
val['FD Bytes Written'], " bytes at ", val['Rate'], "\
he main
bacula-web page is an error saying that a database error has
occurred. Has anyone gotten this to work with a Postgres database?
Is there any way to get further debugging information?
As always, thanks for any assistance that anyone can o
lasses.inc on line 158
I do seem to have the dbsize Postgres extension module installed, so I
don't think that that's the problem. Does this look familiar?
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On Mon, Dec 19, 2005 at 11:14:20PM +0100, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Monday 19 December 2005 20:41, John Kodis wrote:
> > - Although the web page itself doesn't give any information beyond "DB
> > Connect error", there is excellent diagnostic information in
the compressibility of the data. The
only problems that I've encountered have all been of the "climbing the
learning curve" variety, and I hope that those days are behind me.
We're currently considering expanding to another similar installation,
and moving our Mac and M
This note describes a problem that I recently encountered and worked
around, posted here for ease of Googling to help anyone who hits the
same problem in the future.
I wanted to set up a copy of my Bacula Postgres database on another
machine. I used the make-catalog-backup script to generate a
ba
R BY MediaType ASC, Slot ASC;
mediaid | volumename | gb | storage | slot | pool | mediatype |
volstatus
-++-+-+--+--+---+---
9 | A1L3 | 755 | Tape|1 | LTO3-backups | LTO-3 | Full
... snip ...
58 | A00050L3 | 0 | tape| 50 | LTO3-backups | LTO-3
pe
2000 OK estimate files=0 bytes=0
Thanks in advance for any insights that you can offer.
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up configuration when someone added
a new disk to their PC.
It looks like it may be best to just manually track the drive letters
though. That won't be a great deal of effort, I was just looking for
an easy way to automate it. Thanks again for the clarification and
help.
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uot;The FileSet Resource",
see the description of the "" directive, especially the
part about using "\<" to read the file list from a file on the client
machine.
Best of luck.
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l down a tar file or do a
subversion checkout to get a copy of the code.
I'd be happy to answer any questions that you have, and to hear of any
suggestions that you have for this project. I hope that you find it
useful.
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down the
speed of the job. On the other hand, I did notice a speed improvement
in the concurrent backup of several remote clients with the spool file
enabled.
So while there are many good reasons for using a spool file listed in
the "Data Spooling" section of the manual, speed isn&#
= SpoolData=yes pool="MyPool" Storage="LTOdrive" Differential mon-thu at
> 20:30
> Run = SpoolData=yes pool="MyPool" Storage="LTOdrive" Incremental fri at 11:35
> }
>
> Ludovic Strappazon.
This looks like the way to go. If I leave spool
ids setting
cookies so as to not upset the powers that be.
Currently planned for the next release...
- MySQL support.
I'd be happy to answer any questions that you have, and to hear of any
suggestions that you have for this project. I hope that you find it
useful
character set is a requirement for Bacula, it
seems like it would be a good idea to force this by adding "--encoding
utf-8" to the Postgres database creation script, and whatever the
equivalent is to the scripts for the other databases.
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On Thu, Mar 02, 2006 at 02:03:59PM +0100, Thomas Franz wrote:
> In the case of a backup run it takes a long time ( up to hours )
> until the storage daemon is finding the end-of-data position . ( Of
> course only if the tape is nearly full). We are using bacula 1.36.3
> on a FreeBSD 4.11 machine.
f
-v
-c
/etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf
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illegible XML we could just write something like:
label = net.bacula-fd
program = /sbin/bacula-fd -f -v -c /etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf
On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 06:18:02PM +0300, Mantas M. wrote:
> there are two web based tools that allow you to _get info_ about the
> backups from the database.
>
> bacula web: http://www.bacula.org/bacula-web/bacula-web.html
> and
> webacula: https://sourceforge.net/projects/webacula
Let me add a
ferences
between Postgres and MySQL databases.
I'd be happy to answer any questions that you have, and to hear of any
suggestions that you have for this project. I hope that you find it
useful.
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let bconsole and friends
handle the restores (but then, prior to a few months ago, I had no
idea that I'd be developing an application like Bacuview to begin
with, so you never know!)
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On Tue, Mar 21, 2006 at 10:18:15AM -0800, Mark Nienberg wrote:
> John Kodis wrote:
> >I&#
ting for job resource
c | Waiting for client resource
d | Waiting on maximum jobs
t | Waiting on start time
p | Waiting on higher priority jobs
(19 rows)
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kup immediately after all
the client backups have completed. While jobs at the same priority
seem to normally run in the order in which they get queued up, there's
no guarantee of this. There is such a guarantee with priorities.
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There's a brief review of Bacula at:
http://osreviews.net/reviews/admin/bacula
It's fairly positive, but criticizes the tape selection algorithm as
being "far from intuitive".
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r on whether Bacula currently tracks which volumes are
in an autochanger. Right now, I have two volumes that are both
recorded in the database as "InChanger = 1" and "Slot = 4", but it's
not obvious which tape is actually in the changer.
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for each file to PostgreSQL? Any way
> to pool several files as to have them in a single transaction?
I have no idea, nor any reason to care as the database stuff has
always just worked. Are you just curious, or is there some other
issue that you're chasing?
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releases of their
distribution.
$ uname -p
x86_64
$ ls -l /var/log/lastlog
-r 1 root root 11390920 Apr 25 07:49 /var/log/lastlog
Just FYI.
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alf the memory. Since
you say that the disks are thrashing, I'd guess that the lack of
memory is more likely to be the culprit than the difference in
databases. There have, however, been some messages posted here
indicating that MySQL needs more attention to tuning when backing up
this many fil
backup.
I found this confusing when I tried it, until Arno pointed out that
that's just the way it is.
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2); do
echo -e "delete volume=junk-$n\nyes" | bconsole
done
Just make sure that you've got the range of volumes right first!
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On Sat, Jul 01, 2006 at 12:02:45PM -0400, Francisco Reyes wrote:
> John Kodis writes:
>
> >You could use a shell script to automate the task. Something like:
> > for n in $(seq 27 42); do
> >echo -e "delete volume=junk-$n\nyes" | bconsole
>
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