> On 09/11/2014, at 17.14, Dan Langille wrote:
>
> Five minutes to load a tape is way too long for something which succeeds. My
> hypothesis: there is a problem with the process.
Yes and no
If the tape has been closed properly then Yes, if it hasnt the first thing the
drive is going to do i
On 20/08/2014, at 23.22, Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
> FWIW, I usually pg_dump the schema to a text file and run a script that
> does '\copy ... to csv' for each table. Then commit them to git or rcs
> repository right there. Then rsync the repository to a couple of other
> servers. No bacula needed.
On 02/01/13 16:12, f.staed...@dafuer.de wrote:
> Is there anything wrong here? If I'm right about 140MB/s for an
> LTO5 are quite ok since the data cannot be compressed.
Well, if you are sending uncompressible data, then above picture
looks like a fully saturated LTO5-drive operating at optimal
On 25/04/12 20:59, Adrian Reyer wrote:
> 2 Minutes sound reasonable, you can see stuff moving through the front
> window. What do you mean by 'nothing at all': just from the software
> point of view, or if you look inside the hardware (if that is possible
> with the 8000e)?
Well, the mtx status com
Hi.
Allthough related, this is not a bacula issue. Trying to get
Bacula working with an Overland Neo8000e changer I have
got mtx status/load/unload to work and "mt" reports
the tapes as excected. The Changer is connected using SAS.
But the time it takes for status/load/unload is about 2 minutes p
Hi.
Can I instruct bacula to restore a full jobid without treebuilding and
fileselection?
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On 2011-04-28 17:16, Alex Chekholko wrote:
> Try changing your Maximum Network Buffer size in your bacula-sd config.
>
> Something like
>Maximum Network Buffer Size = 262144 #65536
>Maximum block size = 262144
>
> Keep in mind that this will make your sd unable to read previous
> backups, I
Jan 20 15:40:34 kernel: INFO: task bacula-sd:28017 blocked for more
> than 120 seconds.
> Jan 20 15:40:34 kernel: "echo 0> /proc/sys/kernel/
> hung_task_timeout_secs" disables this message.
> Jan 20 15:40:34 kernel: bacula-sd D 000d6fd6dc61fc69 0
> 28017 1 30457 (NOTLB)
On 2011-01-06 23:00, James Harper wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Anyone doing VirtualFull backups using tapedrives only?
>> Can they shortly describe their setup? pro/con/etc?
>>
> I'm not, but can tell you it's probably not a good idea - you'd end up
> with extra wear and tear on your tape drives, as well as
Hi
Anyone doing VirtualFull backups using tapedrives only?
Can they shortly describe their setup? pro/con/etc?
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On 27/05/2010, at 01.34, randa...@bioinfo.wsu.edu wrote:
> I have been using bacula for some time with an overland neo 2000.
>
> However, Sometimes I receive these errors:
>
> You have messages.
> *messages
> 26-May 16:07 mlbkp1-sd JobId 3152: 3304 Issuing autochanger "load
> slot 17, drive 0" c
Phil Stracchino wrote:
> On 03/08/10 13:32, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>> Phil Stracchino wrote:
>>> If the problem still occurs, something else is going on. But this
>>> should fix the problem in probably >99% of cases in which the 50-second
>>> timeout is only in
Phil Stracchino wrote:
> If the problem still occurs, something else is going on. But this
> should fix the problem in probably >99% of cases in which the 50-second
> timeout is only infrequently being exceeded.
It hugely depends on your fileset sizes.. I have some in the order of
10m records.. a
Daniel Kamm wrote:
> That's maybe a stupid question, but I really wonder...
>
> Using Disk Spooling prior to write data to tape, heads in a sequential
> write order:
> a) write data from backup client to disk spool directory
> b) write data from spool directory to tape
>
> Why are those tasks do
Uwe Schuerkamp wrote:
> I think the "scratch" pool should provide what you're looking for, but
> I believe once volumes have been reassigned to another pool they'll
> stay there for the rest of their lifetimes (I'm still on 2.x, so
> things may have changed in the meantime).
No, you can set Recycl
Eric Downing wrote:
> Ok in my bacula-dir.conf file there was an entry for 'diraddress=127.0.0.1'
> however commented that out earlier by myself upon a suggestion I read
> somewhere. I uncommented it and changed it to the local IP. I restarted
> bacula-director and tried to bconsole in with th
Eric Downing wrote:
> OK, giving up. I think I've muddied things up too much so I'm going to
> restore
> from a clean backup.
>
> Are there any good step by steps out there? I imagine the ones I'm using
> aren't
> working. I'm looking to first backup the local box (to a USB drive) then make
>
Thomas Dhollander wrote:
> Dear all
>
> In our current setup, Bacula does not seem to automatically load the
> correct tape in the drive for its backups. We did specify the correct
> autochanger options in the storage daemon conf file and made sure the
> device uses the autochanger.
>
> When we e
Dan Langille wrote:
> I have about 100 tapes. My tape library holds only 10 tapes.
>
> How do you decide which tapes to load into the library? What strategy do
> you use?
We've gotten a perl-script that gets run as a post-admin script after
eacy cycle. It has knowledge about the Pool, their ret
Thomas Mueller wrote:
>>> maybe this is the reason for the "extra mb/s".
>> Modifying the Maximum Block Size to more than 262144 didn't change much
>> here. But changing the File Size did. Much.
>
> I found a post from Kern saying that Quantum told him, that about 262144
> is the best blocksize -
Christoph Litauer wrote:
> Christoph Litauer schrieb:
>> Jesper Krogh schrieb:
>>> Christoph Litauer wrote:
>>>> Thanks! One last question (hopefully): How big is /var/lib/mysql/ibdata1?
>>> 282GB on ext3
>>>
>> Dear Jesper,
>>
>&
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>> We're thinking about buy a LTO Ultrium HP external drive.
>
> FWIW, I have had very bad luck w/ HP branded LTO's, for several years
> they had low MTBF and not last long for me...
What do you use insted.. our former Quantum changer was equipped with HP
tape-drives, ditt
Eduardo Sieber wrote:
> Hello people!
>
> We're thinking about buy a LTO Ultrium HP external drive.
> To me more specific, this one:
> http://h71016.www7.hp.com/dstore/MiddleFrame.asp?page=config&ProductLineId=450&FamilyId=1249&BaseId=23116&oi=E9CED&BEID=19701&SBLID=
>
>
> Is there any person on
Federico Alberto Sayd wrote:
> Hello, I'm new to Bacula and this is my first message. I have a question:
>
> When I backup to disk, what is the recommended maximum volume size?
> Official doc says that with versions up to and including 1.39.28 the
> recommended maximun volumen size is 5 GB. I am
Christoph Litauer wrote:
>
> Thanks! One last question (hopefully): How big is /var/lib/mysql/ibdata1?
282GB on ext3
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Christoph Litauer wrote:
> Jesper Krogh schrieb:
>> Christoph Litauer wrote:
>>>>> 3.) What are your directory building times when using interactive
>>>>> restores?
>>>> For 8.5 million files ~ 2 minutes.
>>>>
>>> That would
Christoph Litauer wrote:
>>> 3.) What are your directory building times when using interactive restores?
>> For 8.5 million files ~ 2 minutes.
>>
> That would be _very_ nice!
> Jesper, please give the following information, so I can compare our setups:
> 1.) Output of 'show index from File'
http:/
wvoice wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently using bacula-3.0.3 (and some systems have 3.1.4) to backup a
> bunch of Linux and Windows machines. These backups are local and everything
> is working fantastically with that.
>
> However, I'd like to be able to backup the backup data offsite. Right now,
>
j...@alpha.net.au wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am backing up a server with a lot of static content and very little
> dynamic one. I would like to have , on any given day, a full backup for
> the past 30 days but am not sure how to choose a proper schedule. The
> directories are backed up onto a disk part
jeffrey Lang wrote:
> I noticed in the manual this weekend there is an issue with bacula about
> moving files/directoies into an already backed up location. Could this
> be the cause of my problem?
I think that's the most likely cause. Say you un-tar an tarball, then
all catalogs and files will b
Christoph Litauer wrote:
> Most often I need to restore whole directories (recursive) out of the
> last backup or using a backup some time ago. Because there is no bacula
> command for restores of directories, I use the interactive restore method.
> When selecting a job that contains about 10 Mio.
> I fired up bextract (standard bacula restore is not appropriate in this
> case) which restored the first occurrence of the file as expected. However,
> instead of halting after restoring the file, bextract continued to the end
> of the tape and found a second occurrence with the same filename wh
Cedric wrote:
> Do a Differential once every 90 days and Incrementals the rest of the time.
> In theory, you only need to run one Full backup. Ever. In practice, you'll
> probably want to create a new Full backup every year or so to clear out the
> obsolete data and make your differentials smaller
Nicola Quargentan wrote:
> Jesper Krogh ha scritto:
>> Nicola Quargentan wrote:
>>> I'm very newbie and I want to use a DELL TL2000 autochanger.
>>> I made 7 pool in config file, one for each day of week:
>>> Monday, Tuesday, etc.
>> Monday, Tues
> But the use of pools on what for?
> Just for completeness I must save this data:
>
> 1) Oracle db (size unknown)
> 2) 5-6 MySQL db (about 25 Gb)
> 3) Some samba share, with office files (5Gb)
> 4) An subversion reposity (size unknown)
> 5) Mail server (size unknown)
> 6) The configuration o
Nicola Quargentan wrote:
> I'm very newbie and I want to use a DELL TL2000 autochanger.
> I made 7 pool in config file, one for each day of week:
> Monday, Tuesday, etc.
Monday, Tuesday and so is mostly used when you dont have an autochanger.
When you do have one I recommend setting up Pools so th
tpcshadow wrote:
> If I run one job (say job A to pool A), the tape from pool A stays in
> drive 0. After that has finished, if I start another job (say job B
> to pool B), the library will remove the pool A tape from drive 0 and
> replace it with the pool B tape in drive 0.
I think that is just "
Hemant Shah wrote:
> This is a database question, but I figured some of the bacula users may have
> come across this problem so I am posting it here.
>
> Every monday I run following commands to check and garbage collect bacula
> database:
>
> dbcheck command
> vacuumdb -q -d bacula -z -f
The
James Harper wrote:
>> Hi list
>>
>> This is not really a bacula question.. but somehow really related.
>>
>> How common is it to have a "broken" LTO-tape? I've (in like 3-4 years
>> working with LTO) never seen this, but it looks like a broken tape.
>>
>
> We do field service repairs for HP hardw
Hi list
This is not really a bacula question.. but somehow really related.
How common is it to have a "broken" LTO-tape? I've (in like 3-4 years
working with LTO) never seen this, but it looks like a borken tape.
Last night when bacula should recycle a tape it didnt success, the tape
never got
Alan Brown wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Jan 2009, Ryan Novosielski wrote:
>
>> Media type is completely arbitrary. If you want the new drive to be able
>> to share media with the old drive, you should use the same media type.
>> If not, you should have them be different. It would be best if you could
>> ma
Jason A. Kates wrote:
> For a speed test /dev/zero isn't the best item to use as the hardware
> compression will show how good it can be. I would test on files that
> aren't in the OS cache and will have representative level of
> compression.
I agree, but if the test with /dev/zero ends with 10M
Sergio Belkin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an IBM Type 8765-1UXD LTO3, is working but not at its best performance.
> As wikipedia its Max Speed (MB/s) should be Max Speed 80 MB/s and the
> actual is about 10 Mb/s.
>
> Could be some miscofiguration of bacula? What can I twak? I tried not
> using compre
Thanks for the elaborate reply. Just a few more querious questions.
Alan Brown wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Dec 2008, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>
>>> 100-200Gb ram and systems capable of addressing that amount of memory are
>>> still far more expensive than a stack of flash drives, else
Alan Brown wrote:
> Jesper Krogh wrote:
>>> I'm running spooling on a 4 drive software raid0 quite happily on a 4Gb
>>> 3GHz P4D machine. The limiting factors are disk head seek time(*) when
>>> running concurrent backups to 2 LTO2 drives and available
Alan Brown wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Dec 2008, Brian Debelius wrote:
>
>> John Drescher wrote:
>>> In linux, I find this to be completely wrong. I have 15TB of software
>>> raid 6 and the most load that it puts on the cpu is around 7% and
>>> these are raid arrays that net over 200MB/s writes on single c
Marco Schaerfke wrote:
> I have the following setup:
> bacula 2.4.3: dir and sd runs on RHEL 4 (x86_64), client is CentOS5.
> my storage device is an LTO3 tape drive with 11 slots
>
> I started the restore job, but unfortunately I forgot to change the
> tapes in the library.
> After a while I not
Kshatriya wrote:
> Hello group,
>
> Lately I have a rather annoying problem. I'm using bacula already for
> quite a long time with my AIT4 Changer without problems. I don't know
> exactly since when (maybe during upgrades), but lately backups are often
> failing and I don't know why. Bacula ask
Kevin Keane wrote:
> Is there another way to accomplish this?
snapshots.
Make sure your installation recides on an lvm volume that has sufficient
space for doing a snapshot. Then do the snapshot in a RunBefore and
remove it in a RunAfter.
This should provide you with "no" downtime. The state of
Daniel Betz wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have the same problem with large amount of files on one filesystem (
> Maildir ).
> Now i have 2 concurrent jobs running and the time for the backups need half
> the time.
> I havent tested 4 concurrent jobs jet .. :-)
That would be a really nice feature to have
Tobias Bartel wrote:
>> Even with 800,000 files, that sounds very slow. How much data is
>> involved, how is it stored and how fast is your database server?
>
> It's about 70GB of data, stored on a Raid5 (3Ware controller).
>
> The database is a SQLite one, on the same machine but on a Software
Kjetil Torgrim Homme wrote:
> Jesper Krogh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Can you give us the time for doing a tar to /dev/null of the fileset.
>>
>> time tar cf /dev/null /path/to/maildir
>>
>> Then we have a feeling about the "actual read t
Tobias Bartel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i am tasked to set up daily full backups of our entire fax communication
> and they are all stored in one single director ;). There are about
> 800.000 files in that directory what makes accessing that directory
> extremely slow. The target device is a LTO3 tape d
Boris Kunstleben onOffice Software GmbH wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i am doing exactly that since last Thursday.
> I have about 1.6TB in Maildirs and an huge number of small files. I have to
> say it is awfull slow. Backing up a directory with about 190GB of Maildirs
> took "Elapsed time: 1 day 14 hours 4
Dan Langille wrote:
> There is no way to dump interactively? I'm a PostgreSQL fan and
> creating a backup doesn't add overhead.
And using PITR, postgresql even allows you to fetch out the raw database
files from underneath a running (and active with insert/updates)
postgresql instance. This i
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Friday 24 October 2008 09:05:27 Jesper Krogh wrote:
>> Kern Sibbald wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> We have released Bacula BETA version 2.5.16 source tar file and Win32
>>> binaries to the bacula-beta and win32-beta sections
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We have released Bacula BETA version 2.5.16 source tar file and Win32
> binaries
> to the bacula-beta and win32-beta sections of the Bacula Source Forge
> download area.
>
> This is our first beta version of the new development code, which we hope to
> release
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Well, in the beginning of a development cycle, smaller changes are sometimes
> implemented rapidly by the developers, but at the end of a development cycle,
> as is currently the case, a request could get lost if it is not officially
> submitted.
I know. I jus
I dont know if an official feature request is needed for this "small
stuff".
Item n: List inChanger flag when doing restore.
Origin: Jesper Krogh<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 17 oct. 2008
Status:
What:
When doing a restore the restore selection dialog ends
Juan Antonio Vera (Internet) wrote:
> Thanks for you response.
>
> I saw in my /var/log/messages a scsi error at the same time
> that bacula marked my tape like full (I think in cable problem
> or scsi driver bug).
Just to let you know.. I have had a similar problem recently. It was due
to havin
Jesper Krogh wrote:
>> On Fri, 15 Feb 2008, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> No need to delete the volumes from the catalog... just set their
>>>> status to something unusable... or, preferrably, disable them.
>>> Am I sure that bacula wont use
> On Fri, 15 Feb 2008, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>
>
>>> No need to delete the volumes from the catalog... just set their
>>> status to something unusable... or, preferrably, disable them.
>>
>> Am I sure that bacula wont use a disabled "Full-run" as
Arno Lehmann wrote:
> 14.02.2008 10:53, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>> We'd like to send some tapes every now and then to an external archive.
>> And make sure that doing a subsequent restore, bacula would think these
>> tapes are "gone", since the amount of work gettin
was my intention just to extract it
from the DB before removing the Volume from there. That wouldn't require
me to manually load the tape in the drive again.
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> blk=cd6990a4 05-Apr 10:22 bacula-sd: End of medium on Volume "000727L3"
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John Drescher wrote:
>> Can I make the storagedaemon reload it's configuration without
>> restarting like the Director?
>>
> Yes. As long as it is not in use you can restart the sd with the
> director running. There is also a reload command in the console that
> reloads the config, but I am not sur
Arno Lehmann wrote:
>> It would be nice if the Spool-limit
>> was pr. job or something.
>
> It's in the manual :-)
>
> At
> http://www.bacula.org/manuals/en/install/install/Storage_Daemon_Configuratio.html#DeviceResource
>
> there is "Maximum Job Spool Size = bytes".
Excellent.. I somehow ha
eral times to get the correct result. Allthough
this seems like a but in the changer, you may have similar problems?
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12-Feb 09:49 bacula-sd JobId 13181: Writing spooled data to Volume.
Despooling 18,198,928,610 bytes ...
12-Feb 09:49 bacula-sd JobId 13174: Writing spooled data to Volume.
Despooling 281,801,145,301 bytes ...
Id 12892: Fatal error: No Job status returned
from FD
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cancelled the job from the director and rebooted the server.
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Justin Maness wrote:
> To Who It May Concern,
>
> I've recently hit a problem that I thought shouldn't be happening. I
> have two autochangers with media existing in two common pools. At HQ
> our directory is trying to issue load commands to our library to load
> tapes, tapes which only
John Drescher wrote:
> What can I do to make the filetransfers in Bacula perform better?
> Are we talking about full backups here?
Yes. (but also incremental jobs where a large set of large files has
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Hi.
My bacula setup doesn't seem to use the full capacities of network/disk
systems.
NFS mounting from a "client" to the Bacula server and dd'ing a file over
the network gives:
dd if=/path/to/nfsmount/file of=/tmp/testfile
450566+1 records in
450566+1 records out
230689842 bytes (231 MB) copi
obId 12787: Disallowed filesystem. Will not descend from /
into /net
22-Jan 07:54 bacula-sd JobId 12787: Job write elapsed time = 51:35:32,
Transfer rate = 12.89 M bytes/second
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Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Well, but your setup doesn't consider upgraded jobs. Imagine you add a
> client today. The "Run = Level=Incremental Pool=Daily SpoolData=Yes
> mon-tue thu-sat at 2:10" line will match and initiate a backup with
> spooling. This backup will then be upgraded to a Full one (an
Hi.
I'd like to configure this simple policy:
Bacula should SpoolData = No if it is doing a Full backup (even if it
has been automatically upgraded from Incremental), otherwise it should
use SpoolData = Yes.
Is that possible?
Jesper
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Alan Brown wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Jesper Krogh wrote:
>
>> The attached Tape is an LTO-3(Quantum PX506) with has a reported rate
>> at 80
>> MB/s (I havent tested this). The network is a gigabit network, which I
>> can
>> put around 600 mbit/s throug
terface is supposed to do 320MB/s
Likewise on the disk.. I can do a cat /big-file > /dev/null and get the
double block-in using vmstat when running a backup, so that doesn't seem to
be the limit either.
Anyone who can tell if this is typical.. or where my bottleneck is in this
system?
t; Still running 1.36
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> The cost of doing a Verify -- Catalog is really quite minimal, so in my
> opinion, I don't see the benefit in complicatint Backup jobs any more than
> they are.
I don't know if they are complicated already.. This f
ert if it isn't.
[1] In terms of performance, backup-time and I/O(but not coding time :-)
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Item 1: Automatically detection of silent data corruption
Date: 1. september 2006
Origin: Jesper Krogh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Status: Unimplemented.
What: Detect silent data-corruption automatically.
When a full backup are performed there is (when configu
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Item 1: Filesystemwatch triggered backup.
Date: 31 August 2006
Origin: Jesper Krogh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Status: Unimplemented, depends probably on "client initiated backups"
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On Sunday 04 December 2005 18:40, Jesper Krogh wrote:
How can this happen?
Clone_System.2005.12-03_08.22.33 Fatal error: Device /dev/nst0 is busy
writing on another volume.
I have a quite well working setup using 1.36-3 and 25 GB of spool disk
setup. Should Bacula not
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