Hi,
after replacing the backup storage disk, I would like to force all
subsequent backups to start with a full backup run, so the disk becomes
self-contained, sort of.
The only way to do it that I found so far, was to create a new job
using 'run jobname' and then modifying parameters. This
Hi,
I just added a new machine to my backup set and tried to run a full
backup. The machine is basically configured like any other, in terms of
what Bacula has to say, but the compression ratio was _much_ too good
to be true (~250MB instead of 3 GB, most of it being images). Bacula
claimed that
Hi,
my backups appear to basically work now (no frills, though), but I've
got some questions left.
I'd like to simplify my configuration by merging some FileSet
resources. This would requrire me to specify non-existant directories
in one of the FileSet specifications. Maybe the same effect can
Hi,
I've wondered about why my clients won't back up, but think that I
found the problem after reviewing this page:
http://www.bacula.org/en/dev-manual/What_is_Bacula.html#SECTION0022
The picture specifies that the client accesses the server to ship its
data. This collides
Hi,
On Sat, 25.07.2009 at 18:52:08 +0300, Timo Neuvonen timo-n...@tee-en.net
wrote:
First, there is some very limited job history in the .state files. Is it
possible the old information comes from the .state files of the spesific
clients, did you delete them also, in addition to the .state
Hello,
I'm new to bacula and currently a bit confused about the operation of
Bacula. I'm running Bacula on Debian/Lenny, plus some Bacula Clients
(-fd) on OpenBSD. All systems are running a 2.4.4 version of the
package.
First off, I have played around a bit, then tried to start over. In the
On Fri, 24.07.2009 at 19:37:49 +0300, Jari Fredriksson ja...@iki.fi wrote:
Did you drop the 'bacula' database from your MySQL or PgSQL?
Yes, of course. I deleted everything that I could find, then
re-installed.
Kind regards,
--Toni++
