Hi,
I'm running BackupPC 3.0.0 under Ubuntu. I'm having problems similar
to the ones some people have had with 3.1.0 on XFS, but I also did
some other odd things before this started happening, so I want to
relate the whole scenario, in case I did something else to break it.
I accidentally corrup
t; tarball, that the hardlinking wasn't handled correctly in the tar
> compression. BackupPC_nightly would have been re-establishing the
> de-duplication between the pc/ and pool/ directories all in one go,
> which could reasonably take that long.
>
> On Thu, Dec 18, 200
Hi everyone, thanks for the help!
Today around noon I remounted the backup disk with noatime, and then
it only took another three hours, rather than another 10, which is
exciting. I just remounted with nodiratime so we'll see if that makes
any difference in tonight's run.
I'm pretty sure that th
is is getting more reasonable.
-Thomas
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 10:15 PM, Thomas Smith wrote:
> Hi everyone, thanks for the help!
>
> Today around noon I remounted the backup disk with noatime, and then
> it only took another three hours, rather than another 10, which is
> exciting. I
Hi,
The server seems to be at a good level of performance now (1 hour and
45 minutes), thank you all for your help!
Retrospective, for people coming across this thread later and wanting
to fix backuppc xfs performance problems:
To fix this problem, I set the noatime and nodiratime options on the
