Hi Andreas,
you attached the `.bactrace` file that the fd created. It would
be very helpful if you could also send us the `.traceback` file
that was created during the crash, as that file contains the
stacktrace.
Without it we would have to guess were the problem occured.
As this problem occured on a restore, could you
1) check if this is reproducable, and if so,
2) send us the bootstrap record file of that restore job ?
If you give the restore command the option `bootstrap=<path>`, then bareos will write the bsr file to that path and will not delete it.
Kind Regards
Sebastian Sura
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Thanks for the crash report. This looks very weird. I have not
seen this kind of crash before.
Would it be possible for you to install the debug packages and
recreate the crash ?
See here on how to install the debug symbol packages: https://docs.bareos.org/Appendix/Debugging.html#installing-debug-symbols-packages
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Thanks for that traceback. Something really weird is happening. It looks like the fd tries to decrypt your encrypted backup, and it thinks it succeeds, but it actually went wrong.
Could you redo the restore, but with debug tracing enabled ? I.e. do
setdebug client=<clientname>
level=500 trace=1
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Hi Andreas,
i want to check why the copy is not restorable. Could you do the
following for me ?
1) Grab the bsr of the (working) full and the (not working) copy.
You can do this via
* restore jobid=<full/copy id>
bsr=/path/to/the/file.bsr all done
bareos then writes the bsr in the given file. Lets say the bsrs
are now in /tmp/full.bsr an /tmp/copy.bsr.
2) We now want to use bscan to see what data is getting sent to the fd:
$ bscan -b /path/to/the/file.bsr
--list-records -c path/to/config ... <your device>
This should output a list like the following:
bscan: stored/butil.cc:327-0 Using device:
"FileStorage2" for reading.
02-Jun 07:37 bscan JobId 0: Ready to read from volume
"Copy-0002" on device "FileStorage2" (storage).
02-Jun 07:37 bscan JobId 0: Forward spacing Volume "Copy-0002"
to file:block 0:216.
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=-4 Stream=5 len=164
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=1 len=184
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=22 len=640
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=20 len=8624
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=20 len=16
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=1998 len=81
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=19 len=322
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=1 Stream=40 len=16
bscan: stored/bscan.cc:501-0 Record: SessId=1 SessTim=1748841876
FileIndex=2 Stream=1 len=185
...
Could you send the two bsrs and the two lists to me ?
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Sebastian Sura
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Hi Andreas,
thanks for the help! Diffing those files yielded:
-bscan: stored/bscan.cc:496-0 Record: ...
Stream=20 len=262144
+bscan: stored/bscan.cc:496-0 Record: ... Stream=20 len=209312
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Hey Andreas,
sorry for taking so long to come back to you. Did this restore
issue happen to you more than once ? I.e. for more than one
copy/backup ?
The hint with `Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 20` is something i will
look into.
Kind Regards
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