and Bacula
is supposed to append data at the end of one of those volumes at each job
execution. Is it possible to let Bacula autolabel disk files and force it
to create a new volume for each job instead? That way Bacula would ask for
the correct pool *before* trying to mount it, right?
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ab and udev rules).
The problem is that Bacula does not automatically mount those volumes. It
asks for Backup1-0001 but when I plug in the correct disk, it keeps asking
for Backup1-0001 ("waiting for a mount request"). If I enter bconsole and
manually mount it, the backup proce
ition /dev/sdg1
unformatted?
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command in bconsole. Is there a way to run that command from a shell script
or inside an admin job?
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Hello *,
I have a bacula 2.0.3 doing backups on DVD. It happens that bacula asks for a
new DVD on friday at 4pm or so, no one sees the request until the next
monday, but meanwhile the watchdog kills the SD because of a timeout (more
precisely it has killed the SD at 00:39am of the night between
Hello all,
the following log is from a newly installed Bacula 2.0.3/Etch during the first
full backup on DVD
03-lug 10:02 mybac-dir: No prior Full backup Job record found.
03-lug 10:02 mybac-dir: No prior or suitable Full backup found in catalog.
Doing FULL backup.
03-lug 10:02 mybac-dir: Start
Ralf Gross wrote:
> AFAIK there is no direct way to send the data to two storage daemons.
> This was discussed a couple of times during the last months. Maybe the
> new migration feature could be helpful.
Thanks for the reply. Can you point me to those messages in the archives? The
SF seach serve
p desk service, but just out of curiousity: it's that no one
knows what to reply, or it's that the reply would be RTFM or the like but
everyone thinks my question isn't even worth that kind of reply?
Sorry for insisting, but I have no clue about how to search that in the docs.
Luc
;do incremental until there is space on disk"?
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dollars or to risk data loss, well, they often choose to risk data
loss hoping it won't actually happen to them... in such cases (not uncommon)
a DVD backup it's better than no backup at all. No matter how good the
reasons you give them to buy a serious backup solution are.
Lucio.
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I'd like configure Bacula so that it turns off the computer after the SD has
finished writing the backup. I'm running Debian GNU/Linux and Bacula 2.0.3.
Is there a way to do that?
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Arno Lehmann wrote:
> > 3910 Unable to open device "DVD-Writer" (/dev/hdb): ERR=dev.c:651 Could
> > not open: /tmp/backup/Backup-0003, ERR=No such file or directory
>
> Hmm... permissions problem? Make sure the SD can write to /tmp/backup.
That was the problem: /tmp/backup did not exist at all (I f
Arno Lehmann wrote:
> You should ensure that no autmounting mechanism is active for that
> device anyway... I found that writes to DVD would work without problems,
> but the data could not be accessed when I had udev/hal automounting a
> DVD I used for Bacula.
I've verified that no automounting mec
bles set.
> Does the label command work against blank media?
Do you mean the label command available in bconsole? I've not tried that
because it's being described as "label a tape", so I've assumed it's of no
use
e (my setup has 7.0-4):
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=395071
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that 7.0 already has the
patch included upstream. BTW, what does the patch do?
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";
UnmountCommand = "/bin/umount %m";
SpoolDirectory = /tmp/backup;
WritePartCommand = "/etc/bacula/dvd-handler %a write %e %v"
FreeSpaceCommand = "/etc/bacula/dvd-handler %a free"
}
s
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Sunday 08 April 2007 10:15, Lucio Crusca wrote:
> > Do you have any pointer to reliability tests that prove what you say?
>
> No, but I imagine it is easy to obtain on the Web.
>
I'm afraid it's not. I've googled around but didn't
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > Interesting. Mind if I ask why? I need to back up close to 100 gigs.
> > Why not write that to media that holds ~4 gigs per piece instead of to
> > something that holds ~800 megs?
>
> They are not reliable.
>
> Modern tape drives (excluding Travan and DDS) i.e. DLT, LTO,
Hello *,
I plan to install Bacula on a fileserver which currently lacks a backup
solution and I wonder if there are any DVD autoloaders around that I can use
with bacula.
I've googled around but i've manged to find only boxed solutions that include
backup software also, nothing like a bare dvd
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