On Wed, 2012-01-04 at 16:31 +0100, Simone Caronni wrote:
Hello,
I'm in the process of updating the repository with the latest changes
from rawhide.
Apart from small tweaks and updates I do _NOT_ plan to make any
additional change to the repository in the immediate future; so this
could
On 04/01/2012 21:52, Adrian Reyer wrote:
On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 12:16:55PM +, keith wrote:
460M Dec 29 23:19 Full-0001
26.3G Dec 30 23:52 Full-0003
702MDec 24 23:05 Inc-0001
10.0GDec 30 01:54 Inc-0002
2.3G Dec 31 00:06 Inc-0004
3.1G Dec 31 00:56 Inc-0005
611MDec
Hello,
the same question/answer were exactly in the mail before, please read the
README.Fedora file in bacula-common.
There are notes regarding this matter and a quick installation guide.
Remember to update the database as well as in 5.2.3 it is different.
--Simone
2012/1/5 mayak-cq
Hi Folks,
We are using CentOS 6 64bits with a 8 tapes robot with 1 drive.
It is a HP model 1x8 G2 AutoLDR.
[5:0:0:0]storage HP P212 3.66 -
[5:2:0:0]tapeHP Ultrium 4-SCSI U55W /dev/st0
[5:2:0:1]mediumx HP 1x8 G2 AUTOLDR 3.10 /dev/sch0
Bacula
hi.. all
Every day, I have more than 375GB to backup.
for the movement i do the backups by breaking then into different volumes.
( one volume might have maximum of 150GB of data)
below is list volumes out put that you can see..
Now what i am going to do is write all the backups for a day into
Hello,
I have managed my offsite backup setup so that only bacula volumes get
rsync-ed and it works fine for half a year. Total backup size is about
500Gb, nightly amount of data rsync-ed is between 1 and 10Gb (so my home
adsl connection with 10Mbit/s downstream is OK to keep offsite backups
2012/1/5 Rushdhi Mohamed zmrush...@gmail.com:
hi.. all
Every day, I have more than 375GB to backup.
for the movement i do the backups by breaking then into different volumes. (
one volume might have maximum of 150GB of data)
below is list volumes out put that you can see..
Now what i am
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 9:25 AM, John Drescher dresche...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 9:18 AM, Rushdhi Mohamed zmrush...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks john..
but..
Sorry i made a mistake in my problem... im not going to use tapes any
more... to store backups. i brought a new NAS with
On 01/05/12 08:42, John Drescher wrote:
2012/1/5 Rushdhi Mohamed zmrush...@gmail.com:
Is it ok to have up to 400GB in a bacula volume... on a file storage
device..
Not a problem whatsoever. I have several almost-1TB volumes on my
Bacula file storage.
babylon4:root:~:4 # ls -lhS
hi..
are there any possibilities to Bacula volume get corrupt.
how to recover in case a Bacula volume corrupted.
Thanks in Advance..
--
Ridiculously easy VDI. With Citrix VDI-in-a-Box, you don't need a complex
hi...all
pls see the output of ls for the folder where a NAS is mounted..
backup-server01:/opt/NASBackup # ls
Defu-vol2 NASDailyVol-0012 NASDailyVol-0017 NASDailyVol-0021
NAVol-mobilepicdump RAC2ARCHVol-0027 RAC2ARCHVol-0035
RAC2ARCHVol-0041
lost+found NASDailyVol-0014
Le 06/01/2012 05:39, Rushdhi Mohamed a crit:
hi...all
pls see the output of "ls" for the folder where a NAS is mounted..
backup-server01:/opt/NASBackup # ls
Defu-vol2 NASDailyVol-0012 NASDailyVol-0017 NASDailyVol-0021
NAVol-mobilepicdump RAC2ARCHVol-0027
In case of hardware (tape or disk) failure... Don't
really know how to recover from such situation.
For tapes, bacula should instruct you when a tape should be
changed... I don't know how bacula decides a tape has to be
changed however.
regards
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