Re: [Bacula-users] Debian Wheezy: bacula-fd sticks on one file *SOLVED*

[Denny Fuchs]

hi,

@mark && @ Radosław

thanks :-) I didn't recognized the filesize in stat. I used sqlite3 + VACUUM to 
reduce the file. So, for now I have to search if there any more files with that 
size.

cu denny


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Re: [Bacula-users] Fwd: Spooling attrs takes forever

[John Drescher]

> I am running :
> Linux Mint 15 (based on Ubuntu 13.04)
> Bacula "Version: 5.2.6 (21 February 2012)"
> MySQL version "14.14 Distrib 5.5.32, for debian-linux-gnu (x86_64) using
> readline 6.2"
>
> It's a network installation with several clients.
>
> When it does a full backup of one client (also running Mint 15) of
> around 40G it gets stuck on the "Sending spooled attrs to the Director.
> Despooling 151,437,267 bytes ...".  This one step takes over eight hours
> to complete.  For instance it started at 03:10 my time today and it's
> now 08:20 and it's still running.
>
> There is no recent mention of this problem that I could find.  One
> suggestion from 2012 was to reinitialize the DB so I did that, with no
> change to the problem.
>
> Job 1, which is a local backup of about 20G shows this on the console:
> 11-Nov 00:35 maple-sd JobId 1: Sending spooled attrs to the Director.
> Despooling 9,801,461 bytes ...
> 11-Nov 01:11 maple-dir JobId 1: Bacula maple-dir 5.2.6 (21Feb12):
>
> Which seems long, but is way faster than Job 2.


Did you optimize your my.cnf for your system?  In many distributions
the default parameters are for a machine with a few MB of rm. Yes I
mean MBs of ram.

John

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[Bacula-users] Fwd: Spooling attrs takes forever

[Charles Douglass]

This appears to have never posted.  My apologies if I'm wrong and this
is duplicate.


 Original Message 
Subject:Spooling attrs takes forever
Date:   Mon, 11 Nov 2013 08:30:59 -0800
From:   Charles Douglass 
To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net



I am running :
Linux Mint 15 (based on Ubuntu 13.04)
Bacula "Version: 5.2.6 (21 February 2012)"
MySQL version "14.14 Distrib 5.5.32, for debian-linux-gnu (x86_64) using
readline 6.2"

It's a network installation with several clients.

When it does a full backup of one client (also running Mint 15) of
around 40G it gets stuck on the "Sending spooled attrs to the Director.
Despooling 151,437,267 bytes ...".  This one step takes over eight hours
to complete.  For instance it started at 03:10 my time today and it's
now 08:20 and it's still running.

There is no recent mention of this problem that I could find.  One
suggestion from 2012 was to reinitialize the DB so I did that, with no
change to the problem.

Job 1, which is a local backup of about 20G shows this on the console:
11-Nov 00:35 maple-sd JobId 1: Sending spooled attrs to the Director.
Despooling 9,801,461 bytes ...
11-Nov 01:11 maple-dir JobId 1: Bacula maple-dir 5.2.6 (21Feb12):

Which seems long, but is way faster than Job 2.

Chas Douglass



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[Bacula-users] Director console connection failures after upgrading from squeeze to wheezy (5.0->5.2)

[Marcello Romani]

Hi,
 I have recently upgraded my bacula box to debian wheezy. Bacula got 
upgraded to 5.2.6 (previous version was 5.0.2 IIRC).
I started to get messages like the following one every minute:

bacula-dir: ERROR in authenticate.c:415 Unable to authenticate console 
"*UserAgent*" at client: 

During the upgrade of the bacula package a warning came up stating that 
the previous director password had been changed to a more secure one.

bconsole wouldn't connect anymore because of this. Just had to change 
the password in /etc/bconsole.conf and I could connect to the director 
again via bconsole.
But the weird messages continued to appear.

Turned out the culprit was a bacula-web alternative called "almir", 
which I had installed almost one year before, that was still using the 
pre-update bconsole password, thus being unable to authenticate itself.
After updating that password the messages stopped.

Lesson learned: after changing bacula-dir password, remember to check 
the configuration of every third-party software that connects to it :-P

I took me some time to figure this out, so I'm posting this in the hope 
it will be of some help to anybody stumbling upon a similar issue in the 
future.

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Re: [Bacula-users] Debian Wheezy: bacula-fd sticks on one file

[Radosław Korzeniewski]

Hello,

2013/11/12 Denny Fuchs 

> hi,
>
> I have one file:
>
> On the fileserver:
>
> root@FILES:~# LANG="C" stat
>  
> /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
>   File:
> `/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite'
>   Size: 4398046510080   Blocks: 40 IO Block: 4096   regular file
>

What is the size of this file? :)

4398046510080 ~= 4294967295kB ~= 4194304MB ~= 4096GB ~= 4TB
I think it is a big sparse file (blocks=40).


> Device: fc03h/64515dInode: 25297578Links: 1
> Access: (0644/-rw-r--r--)  Uid: ( 6733/  foobar)   Gid: ( 4000/ student)
> Access: 2013-09-13 14:07:52.397825627 +0200
> Modify: 2013-11-04 13:19:44.551580394 +0100
> Change: 2013-11-04 13:19:44.551580394 +0100
>  Birth: -
>
> I don't know what happens with this file, but Bacula tries and tries to
> backup the file:
>

I do not see any problem here. Bacula tries to backup a 4TB file. I bet it
requires some time to finish. :)


>
> On Bacula server:
>
> Daemon started 04-Nov-13 06:34. Jobs: run=27 running=0.
>  Heap: heap=3,948,544 smbytes=736,103 max_bytes=1,056,565 bufs=230
> max_bufs=601
>  Sizeof: boffset_t=8 size_t=8 debug=0 trace=0
> Running Jobs:
> JobId 12857 Job Backup_Files_disc03.2013-11-12_09.45.42_22 is running.
> Full Backup Job started: 12-Nov-13 09:56
> Files=902,383 Bytes=814,299,910,110 Bytes/sec=46,512,818 Errors=0

Files Examined=902,447
> Processing file:
> /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
> SDReadSeqNo=5 fd=5
> Director connected at: 12-Nov-13 14:48
>
> I have a lot of infinite traffic ... seems to be a loop and it fills up my
> storage.
>

No, it is not a loop. It think is a very big sparse file.


> any suggestions?
>
>
You should enable sparse file handling in FileSet resource definition for
this file. It should resolve (partially) your problem.

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[Bacula-users] bare metal in 5.0.2

[Liam Price]

Dear List.

I have recently started a new job where they currently have bacula 5.0.2
installed. It seems like the backups here have never been tested. So of
course, I want to do that.

In terms of bare metal, does bacula support it with this version? If
not, what are your solutions for bare metal using bacula? would I need
to build a base system first, add the file daemon to that client then
restore files from there?

I have had a good read through the documentation for bacula, but I'm
still finding it a bit difficult to understand.

Thanks in advance.
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Re: [Bacula-users] Bacula-Web 6.0.0 released

[Márcio Merlone]

Em 11-11-2013 18:56, bacula-...@dflc.ch escreveu:

Bacula-Web 6.0.0 released

I'm proud to announce you that Bacula-Web version 6.0.0 is available 
from now.


This version include several bug fixes and some interesting new 
features, I'd suggest to all users using a previous version of 
Bacula-Web to upgrade to the latest version.


If you want to know more about this new version ?
Go to http://www.bacula-web.org/news.html




Hi,

Thank you for bacula-web. Would like to request a feature: when untaring 
the package it unpacks everything on current path instead of creating a 
"bacula-web-6.0.0" folder. This is annoying.


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Re: [Bacula-users] Offsite Backup

[Gary Dale]

On 12/11/13 09:20 AM, Willi Fehler wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we want to copy the data of our main Bacula-Server to a addiontal Server
> outside of our main datacenter in case the datacenter is down and we
> still want to able to restore files.
>
> Both Servers are running Debian 6.0 and MySQL as . At the moment Bacula
> is only installed on the Server inside our datacenter. Which
> possibilities do I have?
>
> Use rsync to keep the files in /etc/bacula/ and my backup directory
> up2date and create a mysqldump and restore it every night on the offsite
> backup server?
>
> Regards - Willi
>
Since you want to be able to restore files using the additional server, 
I'd suggest rsync run after the backups to copy just the changed data. 
Make sure that the catalogue is included in the backups.

Also, install bacula on the additional server to verify that you can 
actually restore files.



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[Bacula-users] Offsite Backup

[Willi Fehler]

Hello,

we want to copy the data of our main Bacula-Server to a addiontal Server
outside of our main datacenter in case the datacenter is down and we
still want to able to restore files.

Both Servers are running Debian 6.0 and MySQL as . At the moment Bacula
is only installed on the Server inside our datacenter. Which
possibilities do I have?

Use rsync to keep the files in /etc/bacula/ and my backup directory
up2date and create a mysqldump and restore it every night on the offsite
backup server?

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[Bacula-users] Debian Wheezy: bacula-fd sticks on one file

[Denny Fuchs]

hi,

I have one file:

On the fileserver:

root@FILES:~# LANG="C" stat  
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
  File: 
`/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite'
  Size: 4398046510080   Blocks: 40 IO Block: 4096   regular file
Device: fc03h/64515dInode: 25297578Links: 1
Access: (0644/-rw-r--r--)  Uid: ( 6733/  foobar)   Gid: ( 4000/ student)
Access: 2013-09-13 14:07:52.397825627 +0200
Modify: 2013-11-04 13:19:44.551580394 +0100
Change: 2013-11-04 13:19:44.551580394 +0100
 Birth: -

I don't know what happens with this file, but Bacula tries and tries to backup 
the file:

On the fileserver:

root@FILES:~# lsof | grep foobar
bacula-fd  3416 root8r  DIR  252,3  
40963276837 /export/disc03/users1/foobar
bacula-fd  3416 root9r  DIR  252,3  
4096   24253154 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla
bacula-fd  3416 root   10r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25296999 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox
bacula-fd  3416 root   11r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25297001 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default
bacula-fd  3416 root   12r  REG  252,3 
4398046510080   25297578 
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
bacula-fd  3416  3437   root8r  DIR  252,3  
40963276837 /export/disc03/users1/foobar
bacula-fd  3416  3437   root9r  DIR  252,3  
4096   24253154 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla
bacula-fd  3416  3437   root   10r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25296999 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox
bacula-fd  3416  3437   root   11r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25297001 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default
bacula-fd  3416  3437   root   12r  REG  252,3 
4398046510080   25297578 
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
bacula-fd  3416 12147   root8r  DIR  252,3  
40963276837 /export/disc03/users1/foobar
bacula-fd  3416 12147   root9r  DIR  252,3  
4096   24253154 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla
bacula-fd  3416 12147   root   10r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25296999 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox
bacula-fd  3416 12147   root   11r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25297001 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default
bacula-fd  3416 12147   root   12r  REG  252,3 
4398046510080   25297578 
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
bacula-fd  3416 12148   root8r  DIR  252,3  
40963276837 /export/disc03/users1/foobar
bacula-fd  3416 12148   root9r  DIR  252,3  
4096   24253154 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla
bacula-fd  3416 12148   root   10r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25296999 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox
bacula-fd  3416 12148   root   11r  DIR  252,3  
4096   25297001 /export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default
bacula-fd  3416 12148   root   12r  REG  252,3 
4398046510080   25297578 
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite


On Bacula server:

Daemon started 04-Nov-13 06:34. Jobs: run=27 running=0.
 Heap: heap=3,948,544 smbytes=736,103 max_bytes=1,056,565 bufs=230 max_bufs=601
 Sizeof: boffset_t=8 size_t=8 debug=0 trace=0
Running Jobs:
JobId 12857 Job Backup_Files_disc03.2013-11-12_09.45.42_22 is running.
Full Backup Job started: 12-Nov-13 09:56
Files=902,383 Bytes=814,299,910,110 Bytes/sec=46,512,818 Errors=0
Files Examined=902,447
Processing file: 
/export/disc03/users1/foobar/.mozilla/firefox/9m9i53h9.default/formhistory.sqlite
SDReadSeqNo=5 fd=5
Director connected at: 12-Nov-13 14:48

I have a lot of infinite traffic ... seems to be a loop and it fills up my 
storage.


any suggestions?

cu denny



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Re: [Bacula-users] Restore Client (command line)

[Uwe Schuerkamp]

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 11:45:06PM +0100, Jean-François Leroux wrote:
> Sorry, found it. It's restoreclient in one word.
> 
> 

Great to hear, where did you find this information? 

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Re: [Bacula-users] Record header index xxxx not equal record index yyyy

[Christoph Litauer]

Kern,

thank you for your quick response.

I did the restore twice with exactly the same numbers in the error message. As 
the autochanger is a disk based changer, the "drives" are virtual (symbolic 
links) so I won't expect any difference.
I tried to read the tapes using bscan, but it crashes with a segmentation fault 
while reading File-2563.
This morning I did a bextract using the bootstrap file of client aleph1. That 
recovered my files.

Am 11.11.2013 um 19:07 schrieb Kern Sibbald :

> I am assuming that aleph1 is the name of your File daemon, and what
> it is say is that it had received a header for the 309262 record, and when
> the record arrived it was 329209, so it gave up.  The errors after that one
> are meaningless ...
> 
> This may have been a one time comm line hit or error, or it may be a
> permanent
> error in reading back the data in the Storage Daemon.
> 
> The first step is to try the restore again.  If that fails with exactly
> the same
> error (same numbers) force Bacula to read the device (a disk I imagine)
> on a different drive since the mount was so fast. If the error occurs,
> but the numbers are different, check your network and switches.
> 
> Best regards,
> Kern
> 
> On 11/11/2013 05:42 PM, Christoph Litauer wrote:
>> Dear bacula users,
>> 
>> I am trying to restore some files, but get the following output:
>> 
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-dir JobId 497604: Start Restore Job 
>> RestoreFiles.2013-11-11_15.22.03_45
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-dir JobId 497604: Using Device "FileStorage0" to read.
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: 3307 Issuing autochanger "unload slot 
>> 2563, drive 1" command.
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: 3304 Issuing autochanger "load slot 
>> 2563, drive 0" command.
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: 3305 Autochanger "load slot 2563, drive 
>> 0", status is OK.
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: Ready to read from volume "File-2563" 
>> on device "FileStorage0" (/storage/changer/drive0).
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: Forward spacing Volume "File-2563" to 
>> file:block 1:3704520861.
>> 11-Nov 15:22 aleph1 JobId 497604: Fatal error: Record header file index 
>> 309262 not equal record index 329209
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: Error: bsock.c:429 Write error sending 
>> 65536 bytes to client:141.26.64.17:9103: ERR=Connection reset by peer
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: Fatal error: read.c:137 Error sending 
>> to File daemon. ERR=Connection reset by peer
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-sd JobId 497604: Error: bsock.c:375 Socket has errors=1 
>> on call to client:141.26.64.17:9103
>> 11-Nov 15:22 bacula-dir JobId 497604: Error: Bacula bacula-dir 5.2.13 
>> (19Jan13):
>> 
>> Anybody is able to explain the meaning of this error message? 
>> 
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