It seems to me that setting up a restricted console to use from the
specific client might be something in the direction of what you want.
As far as I know it restricts the view that the user at the client sees -
maybe not the fd itself
regards
Steen
Hi,
Whilst fiddling with my Bacula config, a couple of times I've come in in
the morning to find that for whatever reason the tape I thought was
available was not in fact so. This means that any backup job due to run
after the blocked one fails to run. Is there any way that I can get
On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Beren Gamble wrote:
I'm wondering if I should bin the first two servers and put everything
on the one with the autochanger.
I would.
I'd have to change the backup type to Incremental. Is restoring from
incremental backups easy with Bacula?
Yes.
Also, my database
Hello,
On 2/8/2006 9:16 AM, Javier Payno wrote:
Hi Arno
Fist of all, apologize for my English :-S
Nothing to worry about - it might only take longer until two non-native
speakers know what they're talking about :-)
El Martes, 7 de Febrero de 2006 20:04, Arno Lehmann escribió:
I can't
El Miércoles, 8 de Febrero de 2006 11:17, Arno Lehmann escribió:
Why don't you query the catalog for pruned volumes, store that list,
delete the corresponding files, and use the list to send the proper
delete commands, via bconsole, to the DIR?
I would like use my script with XML-RPC and give
On Wed, 8 Feb 2006 09:16:06 +0100, Javier Payno [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Arno
Fist of all, apologize for my English :-S
El Martes, 7 de Febrero de 2006 20:04, Arno Lehmann escribió:
I can't say I actually understand every detail of your question, but you
should try the 'delete
Hi,
I just attached a second changer and found a glitch in the chio-changer script
while testing it with bacula.
I attached the patch to fix it.
Kind regards,
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El Miércoles, 8 de Febrero de 2006 12:33, Martin Simmons escribió:
db_delete_media_record
Thank you, is that what I was looking for. So stupid by my side forget the
source code when I want to program something...
Thanks twice
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Javier Payno
On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 11:33:01PM +0200, John Smith wrote:
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* Bare-metal recovery Windows 2003 Server (PDC) *
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06 Feb 2006
(copyleft) Santa Claus
temp99 [mad
Thanks for the feedback everyone.
My goal is for the 'owner' of the client machine to do their own
restores. When connecting to the director from the client side wx-
console, the end user is presented with all the variables (though
locked down via ACL entries specific to that console
I'm using 1.36.3 on a Debian server. I'm writing all my backups to disk.
I was having problems with backups waiting on volumes because I had a
full disk. I have since converted my old disk to use LVM and have
added another drive to volume. So I now have over 100 GB free.
However, this morning I
Hello,
Does anyone have a procedure for a bare-metal recovery of an xp box?
I've got a machine that if it goes i need to be able to recover it fast.
Thanks.
Dave.
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Bacula cannot connect to local-fd on port 9102. With bacula started I can
telnet to port 9101 and 9103, but not 9102. I have turned firewalling off,
but it does not help.
This is on a Knoppix box that I uninstalled the bacula client from and did
a full install of Bacula using bianaries.
Raymond
Hi,
On 2/8/2006 3:54 PM, Eric Peterson wrote:
I'm using 1.36.3 on a Debian server. I'm writing all my backups to disk.
I was having problems with backups waiting on volumes because I had a
full disk. I have since converted my old disk to use LVM and have added
another drive to volume. So I
If port 9102 is being used by something else, you can run the FD on a
different port.
You can use the --with-baseport= option in the configure script when
installing Bacula. So if =8100, the DIR will run on 8101, FD on
8102, and SD on 8103.
Otherwise, you can edit your *.conf files,
Bumping the clock around on the machine seems reasonable, but ugly.
File system activity can also be scripted outside of the system.
Somehow I don't understand what file system activity has to do with the
schedules...
I guess I need to test more than just the schedule. I need to
If port 9102 is being used by something else, you can run the FD on a
different port.
You can use the --with-baseport= option in the configure script when
installing Bacula. So if =8100, the DIR will run on 8101, FD on
8102, and SD on 8103.
Otherwise, you can edit your *.conf
Hello list !
I'm using bacula 1.36.3 under debian linux (testing) with a 2.4 kernel.
My tape drive is a Sony SDX-500C (SCSI).
The backup machine runs for several months now without problem. At the
moment when Bacula wants another tape I manually eject the tape, put
another one in the tape
Hi,
Im currently trying to restore a filesystem on a production
Linux PostgreSQL database server. Ive been doing weekly full
backups with daily incrementals for some time now using an Exabyte 480
autoloader.
The files to be restored span 4 tapes. The restore
process was going
I've noticed that when my backup server (running 1.38.2) is backing up
itself, the performance is terrible. The load average on the box goes
through the roof, and I'm getting something like 60 bytes per second.
The backup server is running on an older 1.7GHz machine, but still it
should be
Hello,
On 2/8/2006 9:02 PM, Chris Wilson wrote:
Hi,
I’m currently trying to restore a filesystem on a production Linux
PostgreSQL database server. I’ve been doing weekly full backups with
daily incrementals for some time now using an Exabyte 480 autoloader.
The files to be
Yes that fixed it...
I find it troublesome that the catalog values for the slot were changed to 0
after a reboot. Anyone know how this could have happened.
Cheers,
Silas
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From: Bennett, Silas (GE Infrastructure)
Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 12:48 PM
To:
This is (hopefully) a silly question, but if I upgrade from
bacula 1.38.2 to the latest version, will it still be able to restore from
backups made with the previous version? Will the 1.38.2 catalog be readable in
the latest version?
Thanks,
Chris
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For the sake of the list archives (no mention so far), the:
Dell PowerVault 110T and 120T
(the former simply being a desktop model, and the later being a
rack-mount model), work well with Bacula 1.38.5 on NetBSD 3.0_STABLE and
FreeBSD 5.3-p26. They both pass btape(8) tests. The drives are
Hello,
On 2/8/2006 9:44 PM, Chris Wilson wrote:
still in trouble?
This is (hopefully) a silly question, but if I upgrade from bacula
1.38.2 to the latest version, will it still be able to restore from
backups made with the previous version? Will the 1.38.2 catalog be
readable in the
Sorry to keep flooding the list...but I live for this stuff:}
Situation:
1) I have multiple servers, different platforms, different functions
2) Some servers have common paths to be backed up (/etc, /var/log, etc.)
3) Some have platform/function-specific paths: (/var/adm, /opt/oracle)
4) A Job
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