Re: [Bacula-users] Pruning help

> > By library I mean tape library or autoloader. My library holds 23 tapes, > slots 1-3 were empty as these tapes are offsite. When I ran a test backup > yesterday with "Recycle Oldest Volume = yes" defined, bacula tried to > recycle one of the three volumes that are offsite, I assume because it w

Re: [Bacula-users] Pruning help

> > Good eye Matt, but that was a just a typo in the email. I did wonder if it was :-) > > After doing some math I noticed that the volume retention period was one > year for all of my tapes, even though it was set to four weeks in the pool > resource. I purged a tape and relabeled it and sure en

Re: [Bacula-users] What happen when bacula catalog crash?

Hi Pablo, It your database does not contain the correct records you have to use bscan to reinsert them. Have a look here: Matt On Wednesday 16 November 2005 15:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello

Re: [Bacula-users] Pruning help

Hi Thomas, I think you're missing an =. Should be "Volume Retention = 4 weeks" Also try "Recycle Current Volume = yes". Bacula will use whichever volume is mounted, but obeys the retention periods. Hope this helps, Matt On Wednesday 16 November 2005 14:12, Thomas Simmons wrote: > All tapes in

[Bacula-users] performance decaying with huge backup

Hello list, I've been running bacula very happily now for nearly a year and am so far very pleased. However the amount of data that is now being backed up with this system is huge. The problem I have is that for the first 3-4GB of backup, I'm getting a nice 6-7Mbytes/s, which is great! Then bey

Re: [Bacula-users] out of memory building directory tree

> > Yes, it requires a lot of memory if you have a huge number of files. If > you cannot get enough memory (i.e. enough swap space), then about the only > solution is to select a different restore option to enter the filenames one > at a time or create a file with a list of the names. OK, I'll tr

[Bacula-users] out of memory building directory tree

Hello list, I'm trying to restore something from a job with a huge number of files in it. I get as far as "Building directory tree for JobId 1589 ...", but after a few minutes I'm thrown back to my shell and cannot reconnect to the director. Director appears to be running still, but when I run

[Bacula-users] "ERR=out of memory" when building directory tree

Hello List, I'm trying to restore some files from a job that was pruned from my catalog a while back. I *think* I have successfully bscanned it in, but I can't be sure. The command I tried first was this: bscan -V "mdmon0001|mdmon0006|mdmon0007" -v -s -c /usr/local/etc/bacula-sd.conf /dev/sa0

Re: [Bacula-users] Keyword "hfsplussupport" not permitted in this resource

Kern Sibbald wrote: On Friday 18 March 2005 16:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also, you say you are running FreeBSD, it that is the case, you will not get much from adding the above directive as it applies only to Darwin systems. Ah. I misunderstood. I thought I could backup to a tape drive on a Fre

Re: [Bacula-users] Keyword "hfsplussupport" not permitted in this resource

Also, you say you are running FreeBSD, it that is the case, you will not get much from adding the above directive as it applies only to Darwin systems. Ah. I misunderstood. I thought I could backup to a tape drive on a FreeBSD machine, having the file-daemon running on the Darwin system. That wo

Re: [Bacula-users] Keyword "hfsplussupport" not permitted in this resource

Ignore me, I am an idiot. In case anyone else is as foolish as me, the "hfsplussupport=yes" should go after "Include = " before the "{" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I've just upgraded to 1.36.2, which was highly exciting, but I can't enable the resource forks option :-( I have put the line re

[Bacula-users] Keyword "hfsplussupport" not permitted in this resource

Hello, I've just upgraded to 1.36.2, which was highly exciting, but I can't enable the resource forks option :-( I have put the line reading "HFS Plus Support = yes" in my fileset resource, but it complains when I start the director. Did I miss something? I'm running FreeBSD5.3. Thanks, -- Matt