Hi all,
a machine of mine died during a full backup. I did restore it from
previous backups, but I would want to get at the data which is in
said partial backup as it is obviously the newest.
bconsole obviously does not allow me to restore from a partial restore,
so I am looking for pointers on h
Got it to work via bconsole. Thanks, though :)
Richard
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Hi all,
I have been wondering what algorithm is used to detect changed files for
incremental backups. The answer will be in between atime & full copy and
binary diffs, but I'd like to be sure :)
Thanks,
Richard
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sult of several backups
starting at once.
Alternatively, is there a way to start backups randomly (e.g. +/- 5 minutes
against the scheduled time)? I would want to avoid cluttering the config
with dozens of schedules, if possible.
Thanks,
Richard Hartmann
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On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 00:39, Richard Hartmann
wrote:
> how many backups can I start at once without causing errors?
> Even with "only" 15 backups starting at once, I get one of the two
> failures below:
Just to be clear:
I am not looking for "Maximum Concurrent Jobs
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 01:55, Mike Ruskai wrote:
> That's MySQL complaining about not finding table files. Check its
> configuration for the value of "open_files_limit". Increase the value
> if it's small. If it looks large enough, check your system
> configuration for restrictions on the numb
Hi all,
our Bacula director (Bacula v3) has a corrupt File table. We tried
repairing it but to no avail. Backups do exist, but we were wondering
if there is a safe way to simply truncate the File table, throwing all
legacy information away. I am aware that this would mean a full backup
instead of