> Hi there :-)
> 
> I mentioned, that bacula-client causes a high disk-io on the systems, which 
> are
> handled on daily backup tasks.
> 
> Is it possible to use something like ionice to avoid this behavior?

If you use Bacula compression you may try to use a lower GZIP Level (e.g.: 1) 
or LZO.
If you use an old Bacula update it.
If you use Bacula encryption you may disable and use it on another way 
(OpenVPN).
If you don't use any of the above buy a new machine. =)

Regards,
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