On 10/05/11 09:37, Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
> I've been using non-batch insertion with postgres (following your dare,
> I think, Phil) for about a year. Backups are only about 8TB, but it
> works extremely well for us.
So, I just built bacula-5.1.14 from git, with batch disabled. And we'll
see how it goes.
Side note: It was unreasonably difficult to get it built correctly on
Solaris 10. I couldn't get a working 64-bit build at all, either with
gcc or with Sun Studio, and the only way I could get a correctly linked
32-bit bacula-dir was to temporarily chmod the MySQL 64-bit lib
directory 000. I'm reasonably certain this wasn't Bacula's fault.
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