On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Kern Sibbald wrote:
Under 1.37, I have "unified" the naming convention of all Bacula temporary
files so that it will be easy to know which ones are used for what (the use
is always postfixed -- e.g. .spool, .mail, ...) and it will be easier to do
spool/working directory clea
On Thursday 25 August 2005 16:52, Alan Brown wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > Under 1.37, I have "unified" the naming convention of all Bacula
> > temporary files so that it will be easy to know which ones are used for
> > what (the use is always postfixed -- e.g. .spool, .mail
Hello,
Maybe the SD crashed or something and there is an old spool file that is in
your spool directory that should have been deleted.
Under 1.37, I have "unified" the naming convention of all Bacula temporary
files so that it will be easy to know which ones are used for what (the use
is alway
Hi.
In my small home network I use bacula on a Solaris 9 box to back up three
computers. Bacula spools data to local disk in 2 GB chunks before writing to
tape, and it has been humming along nicely for a year or so. Suddenly, a couple
of weeks ago, it started to spool less than configured, only
