Are you doing compression or encryption? And if so which? If the files are
large I found that those can really slow down the transfers.
---Guy
(via iPhone)
On 19 May 2012, at 01:00, Graham Worley <g.worley AT bangor.ac DOT uk> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've just started using Bacula having installed the RPMs from the Scientific
> Linux distro. I'm trying to back up several machines to disk file on the
> Bacula server and am experiencing two odd problems:
>
> i) disk volumes created by Bacula are changing their state to Error with the
> message that they are a different size to that set in the catalog, is this
> normal?
>
> ii) data throughput is really low The machines are all connected via gigabit
> connections yet I'm seeing less than 6MBytes/s transfer to disk, more often
> than not it is down to 2 Mbytes/s. The raid array I'm using responds at a
> speed of about 70Mbytes/s when i test it with a dd of a few gigabyte from
> /dev/zero. Rsync between the same hosts was very quick, generating nearly
> 500Mbit/s of network traffic.
>
> Can any offer any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Graham
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