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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:46:45 +0300, viktorija <viktorija < at > oi...> said:

V> now am reading manual and i have one question about < at > .
V> Is it possible to use < at > in the following way:
V> Name = "news"
V> Include {
V> Options {
V> compression=GZIP
V> wild = < at > exclude.list
V> exclude = yes
V> }
V> File = "D:/My Documents/work"
V> File = "D:/My Documents/temp"
V> }
V> where exclude.list is following:
V> wild = *.mp3
V> wild = *.avi
V> wild = *.mpg
V> wild = *.mpeg
V> wild = *.wmv
V> wild = *.wma
V> wild = *.wvx
V> wild = *.wax
V> wild = *.asf
V> wild = *.asx
V> wild = *.wms
V> wild = *.wmz
V> wild = *.wmd
V> wild = *.mlv
V> wild = *.mid
V> wild = *.mod
V> wild = *.mov
V> wild = *.mp1
V> wild = *.mp2
V> wild = *.mpa
V> wild = *.mpe

V> Or < at > is only for File?

The < at > directive works anywhere, but it simply inserts the named file as if it
was part of the main file, so to make the above work you need to drop the
'wild =' from the options:

Name = "news"
Include {
Options {
compression=GZIP
< at > exclude.list
exclude = yes
}
File = "D:/My Documents/work"
File = "D:/My Documents/temp"
}

__Martin

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Thanks for answer :)

In manual i didn't find any word about how to backup links which are to another mounted devices. I have such situation:
logs -> /stor0/accounting.logs

where stor0 is another mounted device.
Bacula will backup /stor0/accounting.logs or only link to this place?

v.

On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 16:53:29 +0100
Martin Simmons <martin < at > li...> wrote:

On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:46:45 +0300, viktorija <viktorija < at > oi...> said:

V> now am reading manual and i have one question about < at > .
V> Is it possible to use < at > in the following way:
V> Name = "news"
V> Include {
V> Options {
V> compression=GZIP
V> wild = < at > exclude.list
V> exclude = yes
V> }
V> File = "D:/My Documents/work"
V> File = "D:/My Documents/temp"
V> }
V> where exclude.list is following:
V> wild = *.mp3
V> wild = *.avi
V> wild = *.mpg
V> wild = *.mpeg
V> wild = *.wmv
V> wild = *.wma
V> wild = *.wvx
V> wild = *.wax
V> wild = *.asf
V> wild = *.asx
V> wild = *.wms
V> wild = *.wmz
V> wild = *.wmd
V> wild = *.mlv
V> wild = *.mid
V> wild = *.mod
V> wild = *.mov
V> wild = *.mp1
V> wild = *.mp2
V> wild = *.mpa
V> wild = *.mpe


V> Or < at > is only for File?

The < at > directive works anywhere, but it simply inserts the named file as if it
was part of the main file, so to make the above work you need to drop the
'wild =' from the options:

Name = "news"
Include {
Options {
compression=GZIP
< at > exclude.list
exclude = yes
}
File = "D:/My Documents/work"
File = "D:/My Documents/temp"
}

__Martin


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AW: [Bacula-users] bacula-dir hangs.... From: Masopust Christian <christian.masopust < at > si...> - 2005-03-30 07:10

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hello tim,

my setup is: bacula server (dir, fd and sd) on a redhat ES 3 update 4
(kernel 2.4.x),
mysql 4.1.10 and backups are only to disk. system is a dual pentium =
III.

at this time there are only some (Cool test-jobs running, but they all =
start
at 1:05am, Maximum Concurrent Jobs is set to 10, so it should be no
problem...
what i didn't try till now is to play around with schedules, =
priorities...

as said, this is currently only for evaluating bacula, testing the =
setup and
so on.... i plan to go to real in the next weeks, but if i don't find a
solution
for the hanging director....

plan for the real backup server is to do backups to two huge raids =
(6TB),
in first stage no tape, and i'll have appr. 30-40 clients. server will =
then
be a fedora core 3 (as i plan to use xfs for raids).

best regards and thanks for your help,
christian=20

-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: oberfoell < at > we... [mailto:oberfoell < at > we...]=20
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. M=E4rz 2005 23:53
An: bacula-users < at > li...
Cc: Masopust Christian
Betreff: Re: [Bacula-users] bacula-dir hangs....

Hello Christian,

the problem is not fixed yet and i don't know where the problem exactly =
is.=20
We're doing two backup runs each night. The first run backs up all =
clients
to=20
a tape drive and the second one puts all the data to a file storage and =
I=20
suppose there is the problem.

My last idea was, that there is a problem with my Linux (SuSE with =
Kernel=20
Version 2.4.x) but I've tried the same configuration on a completly =
fresh=20
SuSE Linux Professional 9.1 (Kernel Version 2.6.5) with all updates and =

different hardware, but the problem remains.

Can you tell a little bit about your backup Scenario, maybe we have
something=20
in common.

Best regards,
Tim

On Tuesday 29 March 2005 13:16, Masopust Christian wrote:
Some time ago Tim Oberfoell had the problem that bacula-dir hangs =
during
nightly backups (as i found in the lists archive).

now i run into the same problems.... is/was there any solution to =
this
problem?

thanks,
christian

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Hi,

I have just started looking for back-up software for a specific
application. I have an Athlon 64 X2 3800, 1G ram, Windows 2000 computer
where I process my music files and them copy them over the network to an
small Celeron 433, 512M ram, Xubuntu system to act as a music server
running SlimDevices SlimServer to play through a SqueezeBox connected to
my stereo system. As I am getting more files, it is getting harder to know
what needs to be copied from one to the other. Bacula looks interesting
but before I get into downloading, installing and learning about it, I'd
like an opinion as to whether this is the best approach. Is there some
simpler software that would be recommended for my application? At this
point I have about 35G of files arranged in an Artist/Album/Song directory
structure and I would like the back-up program to scan both the source and
the destination an automatically copy any new or changed files as I add
more music. I am looking for something to run on the Linux side. This
seems simple and I wonder if Bacula is way overkill for what I am doing.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve

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Steven,

On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 at 10:26am, Steven Taylor wrote:

I have just started looking for back-up software for a specific
application. I have an Athlon 64 X2 3800, 1G ram, Windows 2000 computer
where I process my music files and them copy them over the network to an
small Celeron 433, 512M ram, Xubuntu system to act as a music server
running SlimDevices SlimServer to play through a SqueezeBox connected to
my stereo system. As I am getting more files, it is getting harder to know
what needs to be copied from one to the other. Bacula looks interesting
but before I get into downloading, installing and learning about it, I'd
like an opinion as to whether this is the best approach. Is there some
simpler software that would be recommended for my application? At this
point I have about 35G of files arranged in an Artist/Album/Song directory
structure and I would like the back-up program to scan both the source and
the destination an automatically copy any new or changed files as I add
more music. I am looking for something to run on the Linux side. This
seems simple and I wonder if Bacula is way overkill for what I am doing.
Any suggestions?

I would suggest looking at unison first:

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

Unison is good for two way file synchronization, which is what is
sounds like you are trying to accomplish. Unison will likely be
simpler to setup than bacula.

chris

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On Tuesday 19 June 2007 12:26:42 Steven Taylor wrote:
Hi,

I have just started looking for back-up software for a specific
application. I have an Athlon 64 X2 3800, 1G ram, Windows 2000 computer
where I process my music files and them copy them over the network to an
small Celeron 433, 512M ram, Xubuntu system to act as a music server
running SlimDevices SlimServer to play through a SqueezeBox connected to
my stereo system. As I am getting more files, it is getting harder to know
what needs to be copied from one to the other. Bacula looks interesting
but before I get into downloading, installing and learning about it, I'd
like an opinion as to whether this is the best approach. Is there some
simpler software that would be recommended for my application? At this
point I have about 35G of files arranged in an Artist/Album/Song directory
structure and I would like the back-up program to scan both the source and
the destination an automatically copy any new or changed files as I add
more music. I am looking for something to run on the Linux side. This
seems simple and I wonder if Bacula is way overkill for what I am doing.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve

i think rsync would be much less trouble :)

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Post Newbie question 
Thanks, I have gotten several suggestions for alternatives that might be
better for what I want. Bacula looks like a great program but with more
capabilities than what I need right now.
Steve

On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:26:42 -0700, Steven Taylor
<steven.taylor56 < at > sb...> wrote:

Hi,

I have just started looking for back-up software for a specific
application. I have an Athlon 64 X2 3800, 1G ram, Windows 2000 computer
where I process my music files and them copy them over the network to an
small Celeron 433, 512M ram, Xubuntu system to act as a music server
running SlimDevices SlimServer to play through a SqueezeBox connected to
my stereo system. As I am getting more files, it is getting harder to
know
what needs to be copied from one to the other. Bacula looks interesting
but before I get into downloading, installing and learning about it, I'd
like an opinion as to whether this is the best approach. Is there some
simpler software that would be recommended for my application? At this
point I have about 35G of files arranged in an Artist/Album/Song
directory
structure and I would like the back-up program to scan both the source
and
the destination an automatically copy any new or changed files as I add
more music. I am looking for something to run on the Linux side. This
seems simple and I wonder if Bacula is way overkill for what I am doing.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve


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