That the connection was refused seems significant. At least on aCentos4 system with a default firewall configured, ports that are
not explicitely permitted are rejected. You don't say what OS youare running, but you might check if firewall software is runninglocally and open the appropriate ports
On 11/6/06, Ger Apeldoorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The scripts are by default in the /etc/bacula directory AFAIK.
thank you for your promt answer.
there is no drop_mysql_tables anywhere on my system.
(I installed using "apt-get" in debian)
> If you really don't have them, you can drop the ent
> I believe it already does connect to router, since host.mydomain.com is
> resolved as the public IP (given by ISP naturally) of our router.
Ok, I didnt get that.. :)
Then you should check for the firewall like Michael proposed. It might also be
that the daemon is not running on host.
You can
The scripts are by default in the /etc/bacula directory AFAIK.
start them like this:
cd /etc/bacula
./drop_mysql_tables
If you really don't have them, you can drop the entire bacula database (see
below) and recreate it as you have done before.
#WARNING: This deletes your database!!
mysql -u roo
I would like to start over, but i don't seem to have the
drop_mysql_tables / make_mysql_tables scripts. I do backup to file, so
i don't need to rewind/EOF tapes (I already deleted the volume files)
I couldn't find anything in the manual or on google (apart from
instructions to use the above script
On Mon, 6 Nov 2006, Matti Jormakka wrote:
We have configured a Director and a Storage Daemon on a machine
called host in our local network. In addition to a local test File
Daemon (running on host) we have a File Daemon on a machine
outside our local network. We have set up a domain name
host
> Shouldn't you make the FD connect to the router then??
> Port forwarding is something else than a router; the router mimicks the
> host that is on the LAN. (for the specified port only)
Sorry, that was not very clear, was it?? :)
I meant this...
Port forwarding is something else than a router;
Hi Matti,
Op maandag 6 november 2006 07:27, schreef Matti Jormakka:
> Hello,
>
> We have configured a Director and a Storage Daemon on a machine called
> host in our local network. In addition to a local test File Daemon
> (running on host) we have a File Daemon on a machine outside our local
> ne
Hello,We have configured a Director and a Storage Daemon on a machine called host in our local network. In addition to a local test File Daemon (running on host) we have a File Daemon on a machine outside our local
network. We have set up a domain name host.domain.com for host that is visible to o
Hi, Thanks for your help, i have tracked down the error..The bacula user had the wrong GID. I fixed that...So now i am in the really weird world where enabling debugging with for example "-d100" makes it work :-)
If i remove that parameter, it stops working. The version i am using is the packaged o
I've checked in the fix which makes everything work properly. I've tested
every combination of encryption, sparse and compression, both backup and
restore. I've also compared the restored contents against the original to
ensure that there is no corruption of the data.
Any previous backups that w
Before I cause a panic, there is a cut/paste error in my description below.
There is nothing wrong with Sparse + Compression, it should say "Works fine"
not "Restore broken".
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From: Kern Sibbald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 5:05 PM
To: Robert
On Sun, Nov 05, 2006 at 01:03:40PM +0100, Andras Horvai wrote:
> Have you already tried this? My catalog is around 1 GB large.
> How long will it take to reindex it?
It's hard to say, but it could easily take hours, especially if you don't
have a particularly fast machine, so just be patient with
Thanks for your answer! I started to create the new indexes and let's
see what happen. I will use these commands:
CREATE INDEX PathIdIdx ON File(PathId);
CREATE INDEX FilenameIdIdx ON File(FilenameId);
CREATE INDEX FileSetIdIdx ON Job(FileSetId);
CREATE INDEX ClientIdIdx ON Job(ClientId);
Have yo
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