The answer to #1 is given in your #2 --
i.e. it is complicated, and if you do not have a program on the
other end of a FIFO doing the right thing (read/write), Bacula
will stall. FIFOs have their place, but you have to understand
them very well to make them work or debug them.
Hello Kern! Copy operations seems to trigger the end o FIFO, so I suppose Bacula read operation will do the trick. I will keep researching. Maybe posting on a Shell Script list will be more fruitful.
Regards, ==============================================================================
Heitor Medrado de Faria - LPIC-III | ITIL-F ===============================================================================
On 27.02.2015 22:59, Heitor Faria wrote:
Dear Bacula Users,
1. Why FIFO isn't more popular for database dumps backups?
Is there any drawback? 2. I inserted RedFifo=yes on FileSet Options and configured
a simple RunBeforeJob script (below) to test FIFO backup, but
the backup job stalls waitng for script termination. Am I
missing something?
[ -p
/tmp/tubo ] ||mkfifo /tmp/tubo
ls -l > /tmp/tubo
Regards, ==============================================================================
Heitor Medrado de
Faria - LPIC-III |
ITIL-F ===============================================================================
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