Jurgen Goedbloed writes:
> When running restores, I run them with storage=RestoreRobot1 or
> storage=RestoreDisk.
>
> Thanks Kjetil. I also have a 'storage=' directive in my restore job,
> but in my case this storage is not used.
Right, me too, but this default value from the job
Jurgen Goedbloed writes:
> We're using bareos-19.2 and are backing up servers to one storage
> device. We have set up a maximum of 4 concurrent running backup jobs
> and this works fine.
>
> Sometimes we need to urgently restore something while 4 backup jobs
> are running and other backup jobs
Oleg Volkov writes:
> This winter time shift occasionally felt on running backup - and it
> was performed twice. Although it is not a critical bug, but not so
> suits for enterprise level software.
I simply make sure my schedules don't start jobs in the interval 02:00
to 03:00 (the relevant
"'Frank Cherry' via bareos-users"
writes:
> I have PDF files on a folder. They should be moved on a tape for
> archiveing. If this is successful done. the source files will be
> delete. Then after some time, new files are in the source folder and
> should be moved to the tape and so on. The tape
"'Frank Cherry' via bareos-users"
writes:
> I use a LTO 7 ultrium tape (6 / 15 TB). On the tape "CRInc-0013"are
> two jobs with 9.87 GB used space. Bareos marked it as full:
>
> Why?
That doesn't necessarily sound bad? Like you say, the native capacity
of the tape is 6 TB. The 15 TB number
Maik Aussendorf writes:
> you are both right: I could reproduce the behavior with autoxflate +
> sparse = yes in the FileSet options just as in
>
> http://bugs.bareos.org/view.php?id=694
>
> Kjetil, please check, if you have Sparse=yes, turn it off and test it
>
Kjetil Torgrim Homme <kjetil.ho...@redpill-linpro.com> writes:
> thank you for your hints! I'm trying to dig further...
ok. I changed xtrabackup to be a wrapper script which ran tee to save a
copy of stdout to a file. that copy is valid for restore.
I have done two restores of the
Maik Aussendorf <maik.aussend...@bareos.com> writes:
> Am 08.02.2017 um 20:29 schrieb Kjetil Torgrim Homme:
>> so, trying out restore:
>>
>> 08-Feb 19:28 dump-sd JobId 1457958: Forward spacing Volume
>> "incr/Incr-6247" to file:block 1:970713522.
Oleksii Shkurupii writes:
> Please consider the following example. I have another 20 with same problem.
>
> RegexDir = "^/var/www/vhosts/[a-z0-9._-]*/[tmp|logs]"
this matches any directory which starts with one of the characters t, m,
p, | , l, o, g or s.
Joe Nash writes:
> I run a job and volumes get written to the expected directory.
>
> The volume's filenames are named as expected.
>
> The parameters media type, status, etc. seem correct.
>
> But, the Storage parameter is wrong. Can't figure it.
>
> It mixes them up. If I
Robert N writes:
> according to the docu,
> http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-manual-main-reference.html#x1-27200021
> bareos does spooling during despooling, "While despooling, all jobs
> spooling continue running. " but what I see in the log, suggest that
> it
"'Martin Hofmann' via bareos-users"
writes:
> Some Backups in a schedule of 170 server fail after 605 seconds
> (Fullbackup). It seems that the director can not open any more
> connection to the Clients or the Storage Daemon (separate server). In
> our setup are
hello, I'm trying to use the Percona plugin. backup seems to work
(although I am not certain), on this test server the backup jobs says:
FD Bytes Written: 6,513,699 (6.513 MB)
mysqldump without compression is ~9 MB, the backup contains just one
file, /_percona/xbstream.0001457954
so,
Stefan Klatt writes:
> Am 26.09.2016 um 15:34 schrieb Daniel:
>> Maybe this can help you.
>> In my Jobs I use the following configuration:
>>
>> Max Full Interval = 1 Month ## maximales Alter des letzten
>> Vollbackups. Ist keins vorhanden, wird ein neues geplant
Daniel writes:
> I'm trying to include my fileset from the file daemon. Like published
> in the bacula book on page 219 the syntax is
> File = "\\ So i tried File = "\\>C:/Program Files/Bareos/backupfiles" and
> File = "\\>C:/Program Files/Bareos/backupfiles.txt"
>
Jochen Eggemann writes:
> Thank you that explains the full backup, but how do i make it use the
> full backup volumes instead of incremental?
in the jobdefs, specify:
Full Backup Pool = MyFullPool
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"Douglas K. Rand" writes:
> I'm running into Postgres' default 100 maximum connection limit with a
> director that has maximum concurrent jobs set to 10. I could increase
> the Postgres maximum, but the number of connections for the number of
> jobs seems off.
first, thank you
Robert N writes:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I'm using bareos to backup Linux servers. I have bind mounts on the
> servers and using the following Fileset config.
>
> FileSet {
> Name = "StdLinux"
> Include {
> Options {
> compression = GZIP
> noatime = yes
>
Hi, I am trying to use Base jobs as an extra level above Full backups,
so that I run Base every three months and Full every month.
In my setup, I have essentially created a copy of the normal job with
"-base" added to its name, and this seems to work fine.
I have two problems. The first is that
Bruno Friedmann writes:
> On lundi, 18 juillet 2016 05.13:44 h CEST Willy_W wrote:
>> I noticed that the bareos spool directory still contains some files, named
>> after servers that don't exist anymore or have been retired. Is it safe to
>> just delete those files or
Jörg Steffens <joerg.steff...@bareos.com> writes:
> Am 07.09.2016 um 20:17 schrieb Kjetil Torgrim Homme:
>> I like the new scheme, although I will not use it myself since I manage
>> clients and jobs via Puppet. however, it is annoying that when I do
>> "make ins
Robert N writes:
> it doesn't really make any sense to keep those incrementals, their are
> kind of useless without the prvious full :).
that's not really true, you can still restore all files which have
changed within the last 8 days, even if you can't do a full restore at
Jörg Steffens writes:
> As an administrator you still got the chance to disable this behavior,
> by using a non-default Bareos configuration directory (either change the
> service file or create a /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.conf with following
> content:
Olivier Gagnon writes:
> We use Bareos since 2 years and at first we were doing full backup
> every month. The company growing fast, we had to change the schedule
> to full backup every three months with differential every week.
>
> Now we are in another bottleneck. Actually
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