> to me it looks like InitCatalog must run twice before all changes are known
> and the regular verify behaves the way it should.
>
> (note: I have not done any changes to the system between the two jobs and
> auto update is disabled. I am not running a virus scanner or anything else
> that could t
Hello,
I see this for quite a while now and it does not seem to disappear with
2.0.1... maybe someone has the same problem?
yesterday I was upgrading my system and ran a "InitCatalog" manually
thereafter. This morning my regular verify job failed with reporting that
some hundred files have cha
Hello,
On Thursday 01 March 2007 10:32:49 Kern Sibbald wrote:
[...]
> 2. Doing a backup/restore from/to a FIFO (as defined in a FileSet resource)
> is supported and from my tests works perfectly well in Bacula 2.0.x. In
> some previous versions there were some problems, but they have long since
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 19:02:20 Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 February 2007 18:18, Eric Bollengier wrote:
> > if you want to see kern in action !
> >
> > http://ftp.belnet.be/mirrors/FOSDEM/2007/FOSDEM2007-Bacula.ogg
>
> Egads, what a horror! :-)
>
> Every time I do a live demo, somethi
Hello,
On Thursday 15 February 2007 11:16:06 > Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2007 12:34:34 -0800
> Hi,
>
> I would like to archive some data to tape and keep it around forever.
> Would using bacula to do this be the right way? Or would simply
> tarring them up to the tape be better?
>
> This is a one time jo
Hello,
On Tuesday 06 February 2007 20:28, Martin Simmons wrote:
> > regexdir = "/home/.*/[^Movies|^Music|^Pictures]/.*"
> >
> > (though, this doesnt work yet)
>
> No, you can't use [] like that in a regexp -- it is for matching single
> characters, not strings. There is no "not" operator in r
Hello,
back in 1.38.11 I wrote this fileset which appeared to work quite nice.
FileSet {
Name = "data-users-media"
Include {
Options {
signature = md5
wilddir = "/home/*/Movies"
wilddir = "/home/*/Music"
wilddir = "/home/*/Pictures"
}
# I
Hello,
> > I am using 'UDF formatted DVD-RAMs' for backup at home. So it's the
> > write-files-to-disk approach rather than the write-data-part-to-media
> > approach.
> >
> > To mount the media automatically when bacula needs it (and umount after
> > backup) I am using autofs.
[...]
> > I can po
Hello,
(I post this again, since my first post a couple days ago did not reach the
list for some reason.)
On Monday 07 August 2006 14:01, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > Is there a chance to get udev rules shipped with the Fedora RPM Packages?
>
> Yes, this is probably a good idea because there are pro
Hello,
> > /dev/hdc /media/cdrom1 iso9660 ro,user,noauto 0 0
> >
> > to /etc/fstab
>
> Yes, my /etc/fstab looks like this! I tried manually mount and I did a
> reboot. This is not helping :(
>
> > I must admit that to-date I've run as root for DVD stuff. That's
> > something to thin
Hello,
On Monday 07 August 2006 14:01, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > Is there a chance to get udev rules shipped with the Fedora RPM Packages?
>
> Yes, this is probably a good idea because there are probably very few users
> who know how to create udev rules. I'll look at adding them to the
> release,
On Thursday 03 August 2006 21:14, Timo Neuvonen wrote:
> > Now the 'update slots' command does not recognize the
> > number of slots in my autochanger [1] anymore.
>
> Check the permissions for your changer device (/dev/sg5).
>
> Does storage daemon have rightsto access it? If SD is running as
> b
Hello,
I upgraded from 1.38.0 to 1.38.11 (28 June 2006), all running on FC4.
Now the 'update slots' command does not recognize the number of slots in my
autochanger [1] anymore. Here is the console conversation:
*update slots storage=tape1
Enter autochanger drive[0]: 0
Connecting to
Alan Brown wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, Stephan Ebelt wrote:
>
>> However, from the implementation point of view I think this is a bit of
>> overhead since it requires local disk space being available and there
>> must be additional logic to detect whether rsync actually
Hello,
I just managed to convert my own project over to subversion and do now
think about backup (I run bacula at home for various other reasons and
want it to backup my project data as well).
SourceForge provides a public rsync service. So its no problem to make a
RunBeforeJob to update a local
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a bit surprised because I have not seen any comments on this proposal. Am
> I missing something? It sounds like a nice feature to me.
to me too.
It could be useful e.g to show somebody how much work the backup system
actually does. Ie during the last week.
Hello,
I just build those packages from bacula-1.38.4-1.src.rpm. It took me (as
a non-c-programmer-and-rpmbuild-newbe) less than half an hour. Inclusive
installing all dependencies before building.
The build process itself worked very smooth. Then I could roll out the
packages to all my shiny ne
Hello,
Kern Sibbald wrote:
[...]
That said, once you prooved that your fileset works, it would be a good
contribution to the manual.
I agee with Arno. Your approach is the best one I have seen, and would be a
nice contribution to the manual.
last night all went just fine with this FileSet
Kern Sibbald wrote:
That said, once you prooved that your fileset works, it would be a good
contribution to the manual.
I agee with Arno. Your approach is the best one I have seen, and would be a
nice contribution to the manual.
ok, last night all jobs ran and it looks good. All finished
Stephan Ebelt wrote:
[...]
The job didn't run because bacula seems to have crashed. I've got no
glue why yet. All I found till now is
- no director process was running this morning
- none of the scheduled jobs did run as I've got not a single e-mail
- the message below appears
Hello.
Kern Sibbald wrote:
Quite possible, considering the number of possible ways to use options
blocks in filesets. I fact I suspect that Kern himself doesn't fully
understand the implications of options with includes and exludes and REs
and whatnotelse ;-)
Yes, Arno is correct :-)
does
Hello,
Arno Lehmann wrote:
SITUATION
There are multiple clients and I like to have one fileset for all
of them. As they are quite similar. Each one looks like
/u01 /u02 ... /u09 /u10 ... /uNN
Interesting setup...
it is actually what oracle recommends to mount data disks. Not sure if
they s
Hello,
I do not have a problem in the sense that something does not work - I
just would like to hear some opinions as I am not sure how fool proof my
solution is:
SITUATION
There are multiple clients and I like to have one fileset for all of
them. As they are quite similar. Each one looks l
Stephan Ebelt wrote:
Another test would be to try the same with RunAfterJob. And see what
happens then. I'll do that later.
ok, just tried. It behaves similar with one difference: the RunAfterJob
failure is reported at the end of the output. Not at the beginning as
with ClientRunAft
Martin Simmons wrote:
Stephan> that means it always terminates with '*** Backup Error ***' when you
Stephan> exit with e.g. 5?
Correct -- a non-zero exit code from the ClientRunBeforeJob always results in
'*** Backup Error ***'. Also, I always get 'Backup OK' regardless of the exit
code f
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> Interesting. What is the largest number that behaves like this?
Stephan> looks like it's 199.
I suppose that makes sense in a warped kind of way :-)
;-)
>> Does returning 5 like you did initially always return in "Backup OK -- with
>> warnings" with "Non-fa
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> Well I can't repeat this here with 1.36.3 on FreeBSD. What should happen
is
>> that the director says
>>
>> Fatal error: FD gave bad response to ClientRunBeforeJob command: wanted 2000 OK RunBefore
>> got: 2905 Bad RunBeforeJob command.
Stephan> now we g
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> Which version of bacula is running on dd-lx-oracle3?
Stephan> sorry, I totaly forgot: it's the bacula-client-1.36.3-1 RPM package
Stephan> running on FC3.
Well I can't repeat this here with 1.36.3 on FreeBSD. What should happen is
that the director says
Fatal
Stephan> when returning '-1' the job ends like this (Backup OK):
Exit status values should be in the range 0 to 255. What happens if you use
exit 255?
'exit 255' looks similar to 'exit -1':
21-Sep 10:41 dd-lx-oracle3.dd.net-linx: DD31.2005-09-21_10.41.28 Fatal
error: ClientRunAfterJob re
Hello,
maybe this issue has been clarified already - I just couldn't find it.
Please don't spend time reading further if that is the case. Just give
me a hint where to find the discussion.
My understanding from the manual is that the entire Job will (should?)
terminate as '*** Backup Error *
Hello,
we are using bacula to dump our oracle databases. This works very well
with the FIFO feature and a shell tool as RunClientBeforeJob.
What I want now is that our DBAs (who use the 'oracle' account, they do
not have root access) are able to restore their backups independend from
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