On 3/22/07, John Pettitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you checked that the 3ware actually has cache enabled - it has a
> habit of disabling it if the battery backup is bad or missing and it
> will make a *huge* difference
Just make sure that if you enable the cache you actually have batt
On 3/22/07, John T. Yocum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On our backup servers, they are all showing a very high wait during
> backups. Here's a screenshot from one of them
> http://www.publicmx.com/fh/backup2.jpg. At the time it was doing two
> backups, and a nightly.
>
> Any advice on improving per
Have you checked that the 3ware actually has cache enabled - it has a
habit of disabling it if the battery backup is bad or missing and it
will make a *huge* difference
John
John T. Yocum wrote:
> I'm seeing terrible backup performance on my backup servers, the speed
> has slowly degraded
I installed backuppc, when i type 10.10.20.52/cgi-bin/BackupPC_Admin i get
the whole page, but on top i get:
Error: Unable to connect to BackupPC server
only log that writes something down at point i connect through web is
messages:
Mar 22 20:58:24 localhost kernel: audit(1174597104.028:139): avc
This has been discussed before, several times. Most of the
recommendations say, in no particular order: * drop your compression
level, * don't use RAID5, * try using something other than rsync, *
reduce the number of simultaneous backups, * increase memory on the
server, etc...
For what it's
Jamie Lists wrote:
> We're having pertty much the exact same problem with the exact same
> setup. I can SCP files between servers at 9MB a sec. But the backup
> runs less than 1MB/s
>
> I'm not sure if i should renice the process to be more aggressive or what.
>
> We have so much data and users a
We're having pertty much the exact same problem with the exact same
setup. I can SCP files between servers at 9MB a sec. But the backup
runs less than 1MB/s
I'm not sure if i should renice the process to be more aggressive or what.
We have so much data and users aren't gone long enough for a full
Craig Barratt wrote:
> Matt writes:
>
>> I have in my status page:
>>
>> # 23 pending backup requests from last scheduled wakeup,
>> # 1 pending user backup requests,
>> # 1 pending command requests,
>>
>> The 23 pending requests are a full nightly run which seems to have been
>> hung by a single
I'm seeing terrible backup performance on my backup servers, the speed
has slowly degraded over time. Although, I have never seen speeds higher
than 1MB/s. (We have it set to do no more than 2 backups at a time.)
Here is our setup:
Our network is all 100Mb between servers, and switches, and 1Gb
Hello,
I am a very happy user of backuppc and take this opportunity to give my
congratulations for this outstanding software. I have implemented backuppc
in my home network (2 WinXP home boxes + Kuduntu laptop).
The programs sits on an Ubuntu 6.10 box and I am using version 2.12 and
rsyncd for t
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