The point of spooling is to mainain constant rate of data for the
storage device (even if it's done in bursts). It works best for jobs
that have low effective transfer speed (for example - for incremental
jobs over a huge filesystem where only a very small subset of files
changes - the job chec
Hello there.
I'm wondering if there is any less-intrusive option for backing up
"interminnently connected" hosts (like my wife's laptop :-)).
At first I had a static schedule which would backup the client every day
at 9am or so.
That of course would make backups skipped if the laptop was no
kner wrote:
Hi Spadajspadaj,
maybe a hacky solution, but would work: only start the fd on the
laptop, when you want to run a backup? (Or auto-start it, when the
laptop is up for >2h and no video conference software was started, etc.?)
regards,
Erich
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Spadajspadaj wrote:
>
Probably because it's not that severe. OK, it's a bit annoying in
monitoring but apart from that - everything works OK.
On 27.05.2022 11:55, khvalera wrote:
The bug has existed for a long time and no one corrects it:
https://bugs.bareos.org/view.php?id=1417
четверг, 26 мая 2022 г. в 19:32:56
If you want a dynamic list of files, why don't you use the dynamic list
functionality? :-)
https://docs.bareos.org/Configuration/Director.html#id11
On 10.06.2022 12:34, Kai Zimmer wrote:
Hi again,
so my idea was to generate a file list to backup before the job starts
to run. Bareos stopped
}
}
On 10.06.2022 16:31, Kai Zimmer wrote:
Thanks for the hint. That's what i tried in the first place, but
without luck - my job just returned "Errors=1". So i tried to simplify.
So far i cannot tell whether i'm successful or not, it will take a
while to test.
On
Yes.
I've been using vchanger for a few years now. Why wouldn't it? (as a
side question - why doesn't it work with Bacula? It should).
On 11.09.2022 20:21, Justin Case wrote:
Hi there,
Would vchanger work without code changes with a Bareos system (as opposed to
Bacula)?
Best,
J/C
--
You r
should have better written
“instead of Bacula” and not “as opposed to Bacula” to capture what I mean.
On 12. Sep 2022, at 09:35, Spadajspadaj wrote:
Yes.
I've been using vchanger for a few years now. Why wouldn't it? (as a
side question - why doesn't it work with Bacula? I
There are probably pros and cons on each for each of those approaches.
If you connect it to the hypervisor, you abstract the connectivity layer
so you're more flexible in case you ever want to migrate storage
elsewhere. Same but opposite ;-) goes for connecting it to the VM - you
don't have to
I thought about the always incremental scheme but that would require
additional storage which I do not have at the moment.
On 15.11.2022 00:08, aeronex...@gmail.com wrote:
I clearly do not know but maybe the always incremental might do the job.
On 11/14/22 11:33 AM, spadaj...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to ingest logs from Bareos to Splunk (the actual destination
is not that important here but it's just to put the question in context).
Is there any summary/specification of what and how Bareos logs? Or do I
have to either do a "try and see" approach or dig through the sources
(
error and probably will have to dig through sources on a
per-case need to know basis.
MK
On 16.11.2022 08:50, Spadajspadaj wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to ingest logs from Bareos to Splunk (the actual
destination is not that important here but it's just to put the
question in context).
Messages {
Name = Everything-to-director
Director = = all
}
Should give you all messages sent to director.
But.
1. It might be quite a lot.
2. If the fd crashes or "gets stuck" as you say, you might not get the
logs anyway.
3. You might have to (I haven't investigated it so I'm not s
Are you downloading releases from bareos.com (requires subscription) or
pre-release from bareos.org (unsupported)?
On 30.03.2023 12:47, stefan@harnet.de wrote:
Hello,
I would like to download a new Windows bareos-fd version and I am
asked for a username and password.
Can I no longer dow
1. Use Client to Director connectivity.
2. Set a normal schedule for the backup job but additionally set Run On
Incoming Connect Interval for the client.
Works like a charm.
On 12.04.2023 04:43, Christian Tardif wrote:
Hi all,
tried to find out... how can I have windows laptop that only ap
I have a problem with backing up raw contents of LVM volume.
Since Bareos can backup a device contents only when referenced a device
file, not a Device Mapper symlink, the definition of FileSet as:
File = "\\| readlink -f /dev/virt_srv1/vm1"
Seemed to go relatively well - the job was spaw
Isn't that what Copy job is for?
Sure, you have that short period after the original job had been run and
the Copy job wasn't run yet but it's usually relatively acceptable.
On 9.08.2023 11:30, Ramil wrote:
Sorry for not expressing my point fully. I still don't know how to
convey the meaning
Define separate pools for each job then. (or set Maximum Volume Jobs =
1 so that each one will be created on a separate media).
On 20.08.2023 18:13, Rogerio Pereira wrote:
Hi,
First time here.
I have BareOS working almost fine, the idea was backup 3 big folders,
I have one job for each:
*
File records, together with a table specifying which files are in which
job, tell you which jobs you need to restore particular file if you want
to do a selective restore. I don't think I tried that but I suppose even
in case of a full restore you might not need every incremental you did
after
Remember that by while you think about disk files, in many environments
backup storage resides on tapes so volumes are physical media which
cannot be "deleted" - if you purge jobs from the database you simply
mark the volume as empty and it can be overwritten with subsequent jobs.
Having said
Never used this functionality but it seems that you migth simply want
something like
Include {
Options {
IgnoreCase = yes
WildFile = "*outlook*"
WildDir = "*outlook*"
}
Options {
Exclude = yes
RegexFile = ".*"
}
#I'd still go for separate f
Hi there.
I've been pondering the windows quirks and challenges related to this
particular system. For many years I used the approach of "do a Windows
Backup job and let bareos pick the results". That worked... reasonably
well although windows backup image was always backed up as full which
w
apshot and backup?
On 12/17/23 17:12, Spadajspadaj wrote:
Hi there.
I've been pondering the windows quirks and challenges related to this
particular system. For many years I used the approach of "do a
Windows Backup job and let bareos pick the results". That worked...
reasonably wel
As far as I remember unless you explicitly specify volume size (which
can be useful if you're using file-based volumes, bareos will write to
the volume until it reaches the end. Then it will request another volume.
Unless you hit an error - then I think the volume status will be set to
error.
onse,
In the case that a volume fails whilst adding it, is it
possible to retry a backup with a new volume?
On Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 9:24:38 PM UTC Spadajspadaj
wrote:
As far as I remember unless you explicitly specify volume
size (
The more I dig into it, the more it seems it is bareos after all.
Unfortunately, building Windows bareos-fd is no small feat so I cannot
directly debug it but.
I ran a procmon against bareos-fd.exe and it seems that while the FD
process does create a VSS snapshot... it doesn't read from it. I
we're stuck with local name.
MK
On 11.01.2024 22:03, Spadajspadaj wrote:
The more I dig into it, the more it seems it is bareos after all.
Unfortunately, building Windows bareos-fd is no small feat so I cannot
directly debug it but.
I ran a procmon against bareos-fd.exe and it seems t
:26 UTC+1, Spadajspadaj a écrit :
As I understand, this is the interesting excerpt from the debug trace.
win10test-fd (50): findlib/find.cc:169-0 Verify=
Accurate= BaseJob= flags=<724185736>
win10test-fd (50): findlib/find.cc:169-0 Verify=
Accurate= BaseJob= flags=&
.joblog
list joblog jobid=X
q
Then you can zip and attach both trace and joblog here.
Add the fileset used too.
BTW please ensure your fileset contain
Enable VSS = yes
as stated in documentation and Windows fileset example.
Le mardi 16 janvier 2024 à 15:38:37 UTC+
Le mercredi 17 janvier 2024 à 09:58:19 UTC+1,
jo.go...@hosted-power.com a écrit :
I just tried
https://download.bareos.org/current/windows/winbareos-23.0.1~pre57.8e89bfe0a-release-64-bit.exe
on Windows 2022. But I still have 100's of failed in use files :/
On Wednesday 17 Jan
atus: OK
SD termination status: OK
Bareos binary info: Bareos pre-release (UNSUPPORTED): Get
professional support from https://www.bareos.com
Job triggered by: User
Termination: Backup OK -- with warnings
On 18.01.2024 09:04, Sebastian Sura wrote:
Hi Spadajspadaj,
indidence or not, we also use Connection From Client to Director=yes
Coindidence or not, Another host which does not have this setting,
has 0 errors!
On Thursday 18 January 2024 at 09:14:17 UTC+1 Spadajspadaj wrote:
Hi Sebastian.
Thx for looking into it. This is the job log. Not much inte
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/5716181
"The shared library |libjansson.so.4| is provided by the package
|jansson-2.11-3.el8.x86_64| in RHEL 8,"
On 22.01.2024 17:21, Silvio Schloeffel wrote:
Hi Jens,
I have a RedHat 8 server running without any problems.
[root@xxx-serv]# cat /etc/redhat
27;t switch
away from client-initiated for these, we've just been living with the
warnings.
Josh
On Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 4:10:27 AM UTC-5 Spadajspadaj wrote:
Yes. It does seem to be the cause.
I switched the client connectivity to the "normal" mode (director
Of course, using external scripting I can do anything ;-)
I was wondering if there is anything built in. I don't think so.
MK
On 24.01.2024 14:03, Jörg Steffens wrote:
You could try to implement you own logic based on
https://github.com/bareos/bareos/tree/master/contrib/misc/triggerjob
So le
Obviously you cannot remove a file from a middle of the media. But I
suppose you want to scratch the whole media.
The only way I see would be to manipulate the database directly.
Question is do you know which files are those. If you do, I suppose the
way to do so would be to remove the entries
The script name/parameters are not subject to shell expansion. So your
script literally tries to remove a file called *
If you want shell expansion, you have to do it as
bash -c "rm -rf /tmp/backup/*"
MK
Dnia 17 maja 2024 10:28:04 CEST, Leon Bartle
napisał/a:
Calling a Backup Script in
And does this directory exist? Does your bareos-fd process has
permissions to open this directory and its contents? (SELinux anyone?)
MK
On 23.05.2024 14:01, Max wrote:
Hey Andreas,
the Plugin Directory is set under
/etc/bareos/bareos-fd.d/client/myself.conf as following:
Client {
Name =
https://docs.bareos.org/Configuration/CustomizingTheConfiguration.html#includes
On 17.07.2024 08:35, Leon Bartle wrote:
Heya!
Is it possible to create subfolders in cofiguration?
So is
* bareos-dir.d/clients/group1/client1.conf
* bareos-dir.d/clients/group1/client2.conf
* bareos-dir.d/cl
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