Re: [Bacula-users] bacula

[Kern S. <ke...@si...>]

Hello Alex,

For some reason your connection between the File daemon=20
and the Storage daemon was lost. This is indicated by the
"Broken pipe". Normally this indicates a hardware error --
but it can also happen if the program on the other end
crashes.  In your case, it appears to be a hardware error
because you did not mention that the Storage daemon crashed.
However, the fact that the tape has a bad block could
indicate that the Storage daemon crashed.


Did this happen only once or does it happen all the time?

Can you confirm that all your daemons were still alive after
the tape was written?  If not, which one/ones died?

Did you log or email the output from the Job?  If not, you
should.=20

Best regards,

Kern

On Wed, 2002-06-19 at 09:35, Alex Ra=FAl Torres Molina (ClaraNet) wrote:
> Hi list
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> I'm doing a backup of 5gb from windows with winbacula and i get this mess=
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> when i do a bls over the file backup
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> bls: block.c:415 Short block of 8238 bytes on device /bacula/contaserver
> discarded.
> bls: Got EOF on device /bacula/contaserver
> End of Device reached.
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> Do you know the reason of the message above?
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> Inside this file don't appear all the files of the backup job
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> I think that during the backup job, bacula server do an error. This is
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> darwin.es.clara.net: Error in bnet.c:223 Write error sending to Storage
> daemon:darwin.es.clara.net:9103: ERR=3DBroken pipe
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> Can you point me to the correct way?
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> Thanks
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