On Thursday 10 November 2005 17:44, Karl Cunningham wrote:
> Kern --
>
> Thanks for the advice. I can't count how many times this machine has
> been rebooted :o It is scheduled for upgrade to XP but won't happen for
> another month or so. And I'd like to have a complete backup before the
> upgrade.
There is a baculanovss.mak that Martin created that may allow you to build a
non-VSS version. Simply checkout or export the current CVS using the
following tag: -r Branch-1_38_0, then copy src/win32/baculafd/baculanovss.mak
into src/win32/baculafd/baculafd.mak and follow the instructions in the
src/win32/README.win32 file. If you don't have VC++ 2003 (version 7.1), you
might look at README.vc8, which describes how to build with the free
Microsoft VC++ compiler ...
It isn't so easy to build a Win32 Bacula, but besides myself at least 3 or 4
other people have done it, so it is possible ...
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Karl
>
> Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > I'd reboot the machine to be sure, but it is also possible, even though
> > we tried, that we no longer properly support Win98 -- it isn't so easy
> > with all the new VSS code we have added. I personally no longer have a
> > Win98 system on which I can test. Perhaps Thorsten would have some
> > comments ...
> >
> > If you can afford the upgrade, I would *highly* recommend upgrading to
> > WinXP Home (or Pro) both of which are much better than Win98 in terms of
> > stability.
> >
> > On Tuesday 08 November 2005 00:35, Karl Cunningham wrote:
> >>Hi --
> >>
> >>Upgraded to 1.38.0 and am having problems with one client. This is a
> >>Win98 machine that worked well with Bacula version 1.36.3. This machine
> >>is backed up daily and did not show these errors until upgrading to
> >> 1.38.0.
> >>
> >>When doing a full backup it is generating hundreds of errors such as:
> >>
> >>07-Nov 11:22 mech-fd: mech-job.2005-11-07_11.22.12 Error: Read error on
> >>file c:/ACCESS/DATA/Snfile.mdb. ERR=The handle is invalid.
> >>07-Nov 11:23 mech-fd: mech-job.2005-11-07_11.22.12 Error: Read error on
> >>file c:/Agent/Temp/00005AB5.DAT. ERR=The handle is invalid.
> >>07-Nov 11:23 mech-fd: mech-job.2005-11-07_11.22.12 Error: Read error on
> >>file c:/BORLANDC/LIB/CWM.LIB. ERR=The handle is invalid.
> >>07-Nov 11:23 mech-fd: mech-job.2005-11-07_11.22.12 Error: Read error on
> >>file c:/BORLANDC/BIN/TDW.EXE. ERR=The handle is invalid.
> >>
> >>These only occur in a small percentage of files beging backed up, maybe
> >>1% or so. And the particular files that show these errors are different
> >>for different backup jobs. Eventually the jobs fails with:
> >>
> >>07-Nov 12:06 mech-fd: mech-job.2005-11-07_11.22.12 Fatal error: Too many
> >>errors.
> >>
> >>Also, doing a client status from the director to the file daemon is
> >>intermittant. It works perhaps 60% of the time but otherwise says it
> >>can't connect. Again, this was not a problem with 1.36.3.
> >>
> >>I ran the file daemon with -d 500 but didn't see any problems. I am
> >>going to try a higher debug level.
> >>
> >>The network seems to be working ok. Transferred about 1GB of data from
> >>this client without error. Other Win98 machines don't show these
> >>problems, so it would indicate a problem with the client rather than
> >>Bacula. But this client worked fine before upgrading Bacula too.
> >>
> >>Questions --- Has anyone else seen this? Is there a way to change the
> >>number of errors the FD can encounter before the job fails?
> >>
> >>Thanks in advance for any help. This client is an important one for us
> >>to back up.
> >>
> >>Karl Cunningham
--
Best regards,
Kern
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