On Fri, Mar 30, 2007 at 10:28:56PM -0400, AltGrendel wrote:
> I'm running bacula-mysql-2.0.1-1 on Fedora core 6. Last week the /var
> partition filled up, corrupting the bacula database. Using the advice of
> Frank Sweetser (thanks again, Frank), I've repaired the tables and have
> made a backup of the database. Now I have the problem in that none of
> the backup jobs are showing up in bconsole, even though I've verified
> that the data is there.
>
> The section of the bacula documentation that explains about catalog
> maintaince mentions reindexing the Filename and Path tables.
Doing the repair tables should have recreated any indexes.
It's worth nothing that doing a repair will simply guarantee that the contents
of the tables are well formed - it's still quite possible that data were lost.
The next step to try would be to run dbcheck to check a number of possible
data holes. If that finds chunks of orphaned records, the only way to
fill them in would be to dbscan the tapes into the catalog.
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