I am running bacula postgresql 2.1.20-1 on opensuse10.2, which is a
testbed
for future deployment.
I am using a usb harddrive, as the repository for the backups, but
continually
butt up against this 4GB limit. I changed from the mysql variant, after
having goolged and go
Looks like an issue with file system. What fs do you use on that harddrive?
Paul Constable wrote:
> I am running bacula postgresql 2.1.20-1 on opensuse10.2, which is a
> testbed
> for future deployment.
> I am using a usb harddrive, as the repository for the backups, but
> continu
Hi,
17.07.2007 10:21,, Paul Constable wrote::
> I am running bacula postgresql 2.1.20-1 on opensuse10.2, which is a
> testbed
> for future deployment.
> I am using a usb harddrive, as the repository for the backups, but
> continually
> butt up against this 4GB limit. I chang
Ok. Thanks for that , I am using FAT32, and for the reasons you rightly
stated.
I agree with you I don't think FAT is great just convenient. I will try with
another fs probably ext2.
Thanks
Paul
On Tuesday 17 July 2007 09:49, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 17.07.2007 10:21,, Paul Constable wro
Problem sorted, thanks. It's suprising how much one is unable to see when it
sit right in front of you. der!!!?
;)
On Tuesday 17 July 2007 09:58, Paul Constable wrote:
> Ok. Thanks for that , I am using FAT32, and for the reasons you rightly
> stated.
> I agree with you I don't think F
Keep in mind, if you fill a volume (or your volume is not size limited and
this volume fills a filesystem), you cannot reuse it without recycling the
whole volume (just like a tape). If you are writing volumes larger than 4
GB, I suspect you might not be doing this. If you are and simply have
t
I'm using fat32 at the mo.
On Tuesday 17 July 2007 09:30, Mantas M. wrote:
> Looks like an issue with file system. What fs do you use on that harddrive?
>
> Paul Constable wrote:
> > I am running bacula postgresql 2.1.20-1 on opensuse10.2, which is a
> > testbed
> > for future deploy
