I have successfully been using Bacula for almost 2 years now. Fairly
small (~30 machines) and straight forward setup -- only one director,
one SD.
A need has arisen to start doing offsite backups. Now, what seems
like pretty trivial task, came out to be major headache.
I went through mailing li
Valerio Pachera wrote:
> I wonder wy, on bat (the qt gui), it doen't show files directly under
> the backued up folder but only files in into subdirectories.
> Did you experienced the same problem?
Sorry - I'm exclusively bconsole user (command line).
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Valerio Pachera wrote:
> As you can see, there is only one file. A different version of this
> file has to exist for each bacup.
>
> But by bacula console I can only mark the latest version.
> Do you know ho I can select prevous versions?
Restore job allows you to select a date range from where yo
Valerio Pachera wrote:
> I see only one and I don't even know which date correspond.
Also you may find "dir" command quite useful. It took me a while before
I found out it being equivalent of "ls -al"...
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Oh I guess I can answer this one myself already.
Creating dedicated Storages for Pools should just do the trick.
If anyone knows better solution please do speak.
On 30 January 2011 19:18, Bart Swedrowski wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have got a Bacula configured and running for quit
Hello everyone,
I have got a Bacula configured and running for quite a while now, without
any major issues. However, as I keep on adding client nodes, more and more
often I am running into situation when some jobs are waiting for the other
ones to finish.
The configuration I use is as follows:
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2011/1/19 Bartosz.C
> I have bacula-director on debian lenny - version 2.4.4
> I have few serwers on ubuntu 10.04.1, and default (apt-get) bacula is
> 5.0.1, so I would like to install 2.4.4 on them. Does anyone did it?
> And how to do it?
You will have to build Debian packages for Ubuntu 10.04
On 18 January 2011 09:18, Arunav Mandal wrote:
> Our catalog is around 16GB and at times I have seen mysql been slow. I am
> using Mysql 5.0.77. Is there any easy way to migrate from Mysql to Postgres
>
With this kind of problems and when catalog is getting that big it's not a
matter of choosing
On 15 January 2011 14:12, Eric Bollengier wrote:
> It sounds to be a bug when the FileDaemon is computing the checksum of the
> file, it updates the Bytes Written counter when it shouldn't.
>
> Looks trivial to fix, but I need some time to test the patch
That's interesting. Would you like me t
On 14 January 2011 20:18, Martin Simmons wrote:
> It sounds like you have some large files which compress a lot.
>
Nah, I don't think that is the case. I know what are those files and those
are mainly small, tiny files like emails, small log files.
Have a look at below's output.
*14-Jan 02:38
On 14 January 2011 09:23, Bart Swedrowski wrote:
> Also, it's Bacula 5.0.3-2 re-compiled from sources provided on www.bacula.org.
Sorry - that is Bacula 5.0.3-1 re-compiled from sources on www.bacula.org.
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2011/1/13 Mark :
> Have you done a 'list files jobid=' for one of your incrementals?
> Maybe you have a few really large files that are getting changed every day,
> and therefore getting backed up each day.
Yeah, I tried that, too. It's only listing files that got changed/are
new and should be b
2011/1/12 Kleber Leal
> Yes. The entire file is backed up again when gets modification.
> Incremental backups include all modified files since last backup (Full,
> Incremental ou differential). Incremental and differential are file based.
> if you have a 100GB file and this was modified, it will
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