Dominic,
thanks a lot! Copying bacula.db to borken.db and adjsuting
the 'Catalog' entry in bacula-dir.conf did the trick. I'm
even lucky enough that the catalog data of the maschine i
need to restore isn't broken. And dbcheck still checks ...
-- Attila
Dominic Marks wrote:
On Friday 10 June 2005 15:45, Attila F�l�p wrote:
Hi,
few days ago bacula-dir started and kept crashing.
Jun 4 10:52:35 stattmp kernel: pid 465 (bacula-dir), uid 910: exited
on signal 10
Looking at the problem the db was corruppted.
Dbcheck runs for ~70 hours now(and this is a real fast maschine: dual
opteron 2.2GHz)
41796 root 116 0 201M 193M CPU0 0 68.4H 99.02% 99.02%
dbcheck
Now i have to run a restore job. To do that i have to stop dbcheck
since restore tries to write to the database which is locked. From
the last time i did this, i know that after killing dbcheck the
database stays locked. Last time i threw away the db and bscanned
all my tapes, but i have no time to do so this time.
How do i either unlock the db after killing dbcheck or run a restore
with a locked db?
Have you tried copying the db before you kill dbcheck? I suppose its
probably already too late (ie: it will be locked already) but you might
be able to use the copy. In future it might be best to copy the db
before you run dbcheck? I don't know if this is feasible for your size
of db.
Any hints appreciated since i look very unprofessional right now.
Setup: FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE-p1
Bacula from ports 1.36.3 with SQLLite
-- Attila
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