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On 4/30/2015 6:25 PM, Craig Shiroma wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> Thank
Is this a RedHat/CentOS box? They've recently made some changes to the
selinux configuration around bacula which prevents it from taking pretty much
any action other thank backups, including running scripts or creating files.
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It's working fine for me here, zero problems.
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On 2/10/2014 4:28 PM, Thomas Lohman wrote:
If you'd like, this would be great content to post on the wiki:
http://wiki.bacula.org
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f the machines on the same subnet? If not, you'll also have to check
the MTU on all of your local router interfaces.
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ou'll need some hard data to
illustrate that need.
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On 7/5/2011 9:37 PM, larold wrote:
u.php?id=faq#why_does_mysql_say_my_file_table_is_full
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t; any information.. I did search the list for a little while without
> finding any results.
>
> I guess I'm looking for some kind of disk-based backup strategy for
> about 100 Linux machines with the possible additio
and verify its functionality before trying to go live. In addition, if you do
encounter any problems, the results will be visible to on the regression upload
site, helping troubleshooting.
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e repair mysql command:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/myisam-repair.html
After that, make sure to also run the bacula dbcheck command to look for any
remaining problems.
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in question. I found that I was able to reproduce similar problems
using scp to do encrypted transfers of multi-gig files. I didn't get
segfaults, but I did get socket errors. This pretty strongly supports the
conclusion that the root cause of the problem isn't in bacula itself.
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The best thing to do with that backtrace is actually to open up a ticket in
the bug tracker with it.
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hole. By allowing bconsole to execute any
arbitrary command, it becomes impossible for the general system administrator
to restrict the backup operator to bconsole access only via sudo.
At a minimum, I'd hope to either see this feature implemented in such a way as
to drop privs to the ori
ion back into the
catalog.
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c would have to fit and work on a recovery disk.
> This really is not a simple problem. Believe me on this.
Indeed. While it would be great if this were to appear, it would almost
certainly be a pretty sizeable subproject on its own, with substantial upkeep
as new technologies appear.
Any volu
c creation options, including
- Labels and UUID (so you don't break fstab)
- inode count
- Advanced features (don't make fs the kernel can't mount)
Hopefully someone else could comment more intelligently on what similar issues
might exist on non-linux systems.
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log on MySQL and I don't see anything
> being added.
See if this solution helps:
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=faq#jobs_with_accurate_filesets_take_forever
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for integration with the dashboard. CDash can be set up to generate an
email whenever a failing test is submitted, which would give you a more
complete overview of what's pending in RT.
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ame, ...
This should give you more data about exactly how mysql is going about
executing the query, which should hopefully in turn point to why it's taking
so ridiculously long and how that might be fixed.
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and click on bconsole.exe, I get
> told: The version of this file is not compatible with the version of
> Windows you're running.
>
> Can anyone report success?
I haven't tried it on Vista, but I did it on a server 2003 install just last
week and everything worked fine.
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ent, but do not have the time to do
> the starting work.
If someone has a table of contents, I could probably make time to contribute a
couple of chapters.
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On 12/03/2009 10:54 AM, Craig Ringer wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>
>> Unless, of course, you're at a good sized school with lots of
>> international students, and have fileservers holding filenames created
>> on desktops running in Chinese, Turkish, Russian,
n work secretly feel it would be easier to just teach
everyone english. Impossible as this may be, I have since come to understand
what they were talking about...)
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, but it might be useful for you to try
running the regression suite on it. You can find the details on how to do so
in the developers manual on the bacula website.
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anything exactly like what you're doing, but a good starting
place would actually be to check out the regression test suite that's
described in the developers manual. While they're designed around looking for
bugs in the code, it shouldn't be too hard to adapt one of them to
On 10/12/2009 11:08 AM, Jon Schewe wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>> The most common problem seems to be either 1) the mysql account that
>> bacula is using doesn't have permission to create the temporary table,
>> or 2) the partition mysql is configured to use for fo
gt;
> It's done it two days in a row with the same filename specified. Any
> ideas on how to debug this?
>
The most common problem seems to be either 1) the mysql account that bacula is
using doesn't have permission to create the temporary table, or 2) the
partition m
e same
hostname, and get directed to the correct IP address.
The second option is to create a list of alternate subject names in the
certificate, so that all of the hostnames are considered valid for that cert.
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starting the director, so none of
my suggestions would really help. I'd suggest you try starting the director
on its own by hand, and see if it produces any error messages that point you
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have any references to
127.0.0.1 in any of your config files, don't worry about it.
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Craig Ringer wrote:
> Craig Ringer wrote:
>> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>>> Craig Ringer wrote:
>>>> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> [deleted file tracking] has been implemented in the current
>>>>> development code base.
>&g
Craig Ringer wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>
>> [deleted file tracking] has been implemented in the current
>> development code base.
>
> Oh, I also meant to ask:
>
> Does deleted file tracking require the cooperation of the fd? Or will I
> be able to ke
Craig Ringer wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>> Craig Ringer wrote:
>>> I note that deleted/renamed file tracking is no longer shown on the
>>> sf.net bacula projects document:
>>>
>>> http://bacula.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/bacula/trunk/bacula
still says deleted files aren't
> tracked.
It has been implemented in the current development code base.
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fs root (only shows up in /proc/mounts as
> type selinuxfs, not when entering 'mount').
Excluded (or, if you have onefs, not included). /selinux is a virtual
filesystem, similar to /proc, that is just a view into the current kernel state.
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In addition, the command string is parsed then fed to the OS, which means that
the path will be searched to execute your specified command, but there is no
shell interpretation, as a consequence, if you invoke complicated commands or
want any shell features such as redirection or piping, you m
f.com/ for a few weeks and
then argue with a straight face that programmers who are motivated by
paychecks magically make fewer mistakes than ones who care deeply about the
projects they're working on.
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o start
> the bacula-fd daemon. I get the following error message:
I don't know if it'll fix your problem or not, but there's no actual need to
chroot the bacula-fd daemon. Just set the "where" option appropriately when
you start up the restore job.
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'mod' and it will give you a chance to modify all restore options, including
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tp://www.bacula.org/en/?page=projects
>
> Item 24: Add an override in Schedule for Pools based on backup types.
It looks like it's item 24 on the latest projects file:
http://bacula.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/bacula/trunk/bacula/projects?view=markup
Perhaps the projects link on the
nicely, Kern would be quite willing to
>> charge you a price sufficiently high enough to make your manager happy
>> :)
>
> Don't tell Kern... I'll charge a better price. ;)
>
In this context, that would mean at least double, r
; least $30k, why would she freak?
Because many mangers, used to dealing with and fighting over budgets 7 out of
8 hours a day, tend to equate cost with value. They're used to paying more to
get what they want, so assume that if they're not paying more, whatever
they're getting mus
on tables and filesystems using the diskinfo scripts
- mount the new partitions on /restore
- done a full restore with where => /restore
- reinstall the boot load
- reboot into the newly restored system
Since the boot scripts are designed to come up with an empty /dev and populate
it at
ow I'm confused.
Feature requests are indeed submitted via email; however, the details on how
one should go about submitting a feature request (proper formatting, required
information, etc) are on the website.
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ysql RPM installed without any
> trouble.
>
> I thought the GUI would be nice so I tried to install a Fedora RPM,
> hoping I would get lucky:
As you've found, fedora is quite beyond CentOS/RHEL in terms of library
versions. You're better off grabbing the SRPM and compilin
it listed all the slots, including
> empty ones but don't have anything else to compare against.
>
> As a workaround I've been setting InChanger to 0 for all media in the
> database and then running update slots.
Take a look at the update-slots patch here:
http://sourceforge.n
Pascal Clermont wrote:
> Ok here is the steps I took that made me believe that I do not have libpq.a:
libpq.a is part of the postgresql-devel package.
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ion
2.4.3 isn't outdated - it's the latest stable version. The 2.5 branch is
under development, so while it contains new features, it's also much more
likely to contain new bugs, too. Odds are you'll want to stick to the stable
2.4 branch until the new stable branch is releas
syntax to edit the hosts file, tweak an apache
config, or edit the sudoers file, and augeas does all the dirty work of
reading and writing each application specific file format.
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from being read (ownership,
permissions, selinux label).
- run 'ldconfig -v'. This should update the library cache used by ldd, and
the bacula libraries should be listed in the output.
- try running the program again.
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ading shared libraries: libbacfind.so.1:
> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>
> I can see that files are in /user/lib catalog , what I need too set to
> start Bacula properly?
What do you get when you run
ldd /sbin/bacula-fd
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but a good place to start is to run the
btape validation tests. That should make sure that there isn't any problem
with your configuration on your particular hardware setup.
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id=database_statistics
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, the admin can simply use the bootstrap job, and know that the
installation package will ensure it's always backing up the correct set up
files without keeping them in one FHS-unfriendly directory.
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ding executables simply
can't be run as programs. If Bacula throws binary executables in places
outside of FHS, it runs a risk of being shot down by those security policies.
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ritable?.
This should help:
http://www.bacula.org/en/rel-manual/Tips_Suggestions.html#SECTION003860000
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ttle while to wake back up
after it's been offline, so you may have to repeat update slots once or twice
before it will admit that it's there.
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of, for that matter).
What you could do, though, is create a script that makes a copy of your data
to a staging area and modifies the data there. You could easily create a
Bacula job that would call this script before each backup run, and have it
backup the staging area instead of the original da
anual/Configuring_Director.html#SECTION001411
Try using forward slashes, rather than escaped backslashes.
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Windows file names, the directory path may be preceded by
the drive and a colon (as in c:). However, the path separators must be
specified in Unix convention (i.e. forward slash (/)).
-
If I recall correctly, the '\\' syntax worked in 1.38, but not in 2.x. Trying
using a Where line s
script somewhere that takes a "volumename" and give me a "tar
> tvf-like" output of the complete volume content?
'bls' and 'bextract' will let you work directly with volumes.
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Vamegh Hedayati wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have written a couple of scripts around bacula.
Those scripts would be a great addition to the wiki!
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=3rd_party_addons
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be faster to cancel the current restore, and upgrade
to the latest version (2.2.8) and try again. The 2.2.x code should speed up
building the restore tree from the catalog by as much as 500 times faster.
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anyone else see this or is it just me?
It's not so much a bug, as it is a bconsole quirk. It simply defaults to
overwrite mode instead of insert mode. Hit the 'insert' key to switch modes,
and it'll behave as you expect.
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;d check through your kernel logs to make sure that there aren't
any filesystem or hard drive errors popping up.
Just to make one thing clear, though - this is almost certainly not a Bacula
problem. All that Bacula ever does is fire off standard SQL queries at the
server, which (barring
ancing. If yes, please
> provide details.
If you mean having backups pointed at a cluster of storage daemons, no, it
does not.
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ask if the current behavior can be improved. You can find
directions on how to make a feature request here:
http://bacula.org/en/?page=feature-request
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on my system (the ssl stuff looks like openssl), and I don't
> know what package insalls libstdc++?
>
> Would anyone be able to tell me what Centos 5 RPMs are needed to get
> Bacula to install?
I *believe* that Centos 5.1 uses yum, so you should be able to use the
whatprovides opt
manual for anything you're unsure of.
http://bacula.org/en/rel-manual/Restore_Command.html
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t's running the bacula client off of the rescue disk.
The fact that the server is running Windows doesn't substantially change the
process at all.
If you've never done a restore before, you should really read through the
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eading that right and you need to restore a debian host, the simplest
way is just to grab a knoppix CD. The latest version has been reported to
have a bacula client already on it. You'll probably have to reconfigure it,
but it should work to get your data restored.
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Erik P. Olsen wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>> Erik P. Olsen wrote:
>>> As may be seen from attached config.log I do not get very far when
>>> compiling
>>> bacula 2.2.8. It's the same problem I
incompatibilities in my system?
> Unfortunately I am not able to debug the problem myself.
/usr/include/bits/local_lim.h:36:26: error: linux/limits.h: No such file or
directory
It looks like you're simply missing linux/limits.h, which should be part of
the kernel-headers package.
-
the backup that produced it using bextract.
> Can anybody see any problems with backing up the catalog on to separate
> media?
As long as you do it with a separate job, it shouldn't be a problem.
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ccept it or not, but at a minimum you should
probably come up with a sample syntax to define what you'd like to see, and
make sure something like it isn't already in the projects list:
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al:
http://bacula.org/developers/Bacula_Regression_Testing.html
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the
hostname to the 192 address and uses that connection instead.
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system with no bacula installed, I tried this (syntax copied from a
> restore example in the catalog backup script):
>
> mysql
> which results in an error message:
>
> ERROR 1046 (3D000) at line 22: No database selected
>
> So it obviously won't be this simple?
Al
e blocking it.
To confirm this, what does the command
telnet gsdserver 9101
do?
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> How can I fix this? Can I write IP address instead a name for Director?
That, or add an entry to /etc/hosts for your hostname and the matching IP
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rule, either on the host or a device in between (if it's not
the same host) is blocking traffic to 9101
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the time your deamons call it to find out what
ports to bind to.
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ntly was enabling data encryption for these
> clients. I can't see why this would cause it to want to insert values
> into a non-existent table however
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=faq#fixing_table_bacula.batch_doesn_t_exist
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le dahut wrote:
> Let me explain it all again :
>
> - bacula-dir uses DirStartUp.py
> - Dirstartup.py stop/starts services (samba, ldap, mysql) before/after
> backup
Can you post DirStartUp.py?
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y DirStartUp.py.
Do the programs still exhibit the same behavior when started manually, rather
than from within DirStartUp.py?
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ns Console password, is this the root password ?
> thanks
No, Bacula has its own set of passwords that it uses for authentication
between the various components.
http://www.bacula.org/rel-manual/Customizin_Configurat_Files.html#SECTION00134
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... and here's the problem. The startup scripts are noticing that you still
have the password placeholders, and assuming that you haven't configured
Bacula at all. Edit the confg files, and at least change the password values
and you should be able to start the daemons.
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red on
your system, the canonical source for service name to port number mappings in
/etc/services file.
If you like, you could post your /etc/services file on a web site or
pastebin.ca somewhere, and others could then take a look to see what hidden
faults there might be.
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e and THEN I can restart
> bacula-dir and find a well working bacula-director.
>
> This appears on many servers.
>
> What's happening with port 9101 ?
As someone else said, you should definitely check the contents of
/etc/services to see if the file has been corrupted.
ucture only mysqldump to capture views, procedures, and other such non
table specific metadata, it should give you what you're looking for.
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client after" and
> start the backup only "if success"? Or it's better to use a script on
> director that remotely stops the db engine?
Check out the
Client Run Before Job
and
Client Run After Job
directives in the manual.
http://bacula.org/rel-manual/Configuring_Dire
on and encryption has been
in Bacula for awhile now.
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ut it is really painfull to administrate
>>> on a
>>> large number of machines.
>> TLS will be at least as secure as ssh.
>>
>
>
>
> http://openvpn.net is your friend in a time of need.of security, that is.
It's worth noting here that openvpn,
ou're running
into this particular glitch. If it fixes it for you, feel free to drop a note
in the ticket as well, as the more confirmed testing this sees, the better!
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a post job script.
If you wanted to get a little fancier, you could set up a job on the remote
end that bscan's the volumes into a separate director and catalog.
Also, there's rumored to be a new version coming up in the next few months, if
everything goes to plan. Typically kern puts ou
ld, but has plenty of bandwidth
available to it.
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rver'
> (dir) certificates, as usually done by SSL/TLS apps/protocols (https,
> ldaps, ...)?
No, since from an SSL perspective, all of the bacula daemons end up acting as
both client and server. The director connects to the fd, the fd connects to
the sd, etc.
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n repository on
> the svn server.
> 2. Dump the svn and back up the dump.
For an example of how to dump the repository intelligently, check out
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=application_specific_backups#subversion_repositories
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