Hi,
Try to set MaximumNetworkBufferSize to 65536 in the file and storage
daemon configuration?
Calculating signatures can be very useful but timeconsuming so if you
are not running any verify jobs you could try to remove signature=...
from your FileSet.
Try to run without compression once just
I disabled compression on my solaris boxes! It was very slow with
gzip-compression.
I have the 1.38.1 release of bacula and it workes fine. The
MaximumNetworkBufferSize did'nt help to increase the performance, it was the
gzip-compression which resulted in very slow performance...
-Original
Hi !
Ribi Roland wrote:
I disabled compression on my solaris boxes! It was very slow with
gzip-compression.
Thanks for all your kind responses. I`ll try to go with no compression /
no signature next run and see if it makes any difference. I sure hope so :-)
Best regards,
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Daniel Holtkamp
Hi,
Is is difficult to add a option to compress/decompress the files while
migrating jobs?
If I migrate a job from tape with compression to diskstorage I might
want software compression to save space.
Making backups to disk without compression is faster and the backup
client does not have to do
My best guess is that you did not read either the Bacula rescue manual chapter
or the README in the rescue source, and hence you failed to run the
configuration prior to trying to run make.
On Friday 02 December 2005 10:50, Kumaran Babu wrote:
I'm bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net trying to
Hello,
I'm doing backups of WinXP/2000 files on a Linux (Mandrake 10.2) server.
The backup seems to work OK, but not the restore of the Windows files on
the Linux Server.
In bacula-dir, I can see and mark the files, the backup files have the
right size, the restore seems to work OK, but the
On 1 Dec 2005 at 9:29, Sebastian Stark wrote:
You have to use the update command to first update the pool parameters
from the config file and the use update again to update the volume
parameters from the pool:
update - pool from resource
update - volume parameters - select pool -
On Friday 02 December 2005 18:12, Harondel J. Sibble wrote:
On 1 Dec 2005 at 9:29, Sebastian Stark wrote:
You have to use the update command to first update the pool parameters
from the config file and the use update again to update the volume
parameters from the pool:
update - pool
Does anything else automatically modify 'In Changer'? I believe mounting
a tape does, but I was curious what else. I haven't seen that in the manual.
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Aditional information:
When trying to label tapes I got same problem as mention in the initial
case:
###
#error message#
###
*label
The defined Storage resources are:
1: Autochanger0
2: TapeLib0-Drive0
3: TapeLib0-Drive1
Select Storage resource (1-3): 1
On 2 Dec 2005 at 19:00, Sebastian Stark wrote:
You can see the result in list media
Nope, no difference. I had the run before update on the screen and compared
it to the run afterwards, no difference.
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Harondel J. Sibble
Sibble Computer Consulting
Creating solutions for the small
On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 07:57:42 -0800, Harondel J. Sibble [EMAIL
PROTECTED] said:
Harondel On 1 Dec 2005 at 10:37, Kern Sibbald wrote:
Yes, a shorter Volume retention period will force pruning of job and file
data, but as the manual and a recent email point out, after changing the
.conf
Hello,
On 02.12.2005 13:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm doing backups of WinXP/2000 files on a Linux (Mandrake 10.2) server.
The backup seems to work OK, but not the restore of the Windows files on
the Linux Server.
In bacula-dir, I can see and mark the files, the backup files have
Hello,
On 02.12.2005 19:22, rkvam wrote:
Aditional information:
...
When trying to run a backup-job, bacula loads the correct tape, but
fail to use it.
If I manualy load correct tape, and in the console mount the drive
before starting the job, the job runs correct, the changer seams to
On 2 Dec 2005 at 20:09, Martin Simmons wrote:
When was the volume last written? All the retention times are counted
from the last write time. If you wrote it on day 5, then on day 7 the
day 5 backup from was only 2 days old and still within the retention
period, hence the tape should not
Hello Phil,
Please always copy the list.
There is no such directive as Number of Volumes. I don't know why it was in
the manual, and it is even more strange that no one ever complained before.
I've removed it from the doc.
On Friday 02 December 2005 20:26, Phil Schwartz wrote:
Hi again
Is there a way to label two tapes in an autochanger to different pools?
It seems that there is not, but maybe I'm missing something. It
appears that you have to put one tape in the autochanger, run the label
barcodes command, and then add the next tape and run the command again.
I didn't
I dont think thats the problem, I even increased the sleep time to 120
sek, just to rule it out.
Roger
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 02.12.2005 19:22, rkvam wrote:
Aditional information:
...
When trying to run a backup-job, bacula loads the correct tape, but
fail to use it.
If I manualy
I'm still testing and learning bacula. I've setup a test backup from
a winxp machine having the Director on a linux (gentoo) box and FD on
a machine named chub (winxp). SD is writing to a file on reader (the
gentoo box) where reader-dir is running.
I've successfully done several backups of a
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