- Release Notes for Bacula 1.31
+ Release Notes for Bacula 1.32
- Bacula code: Total files = 258 Total lines = 76,681 (*.h *.c *.in)
+ Bacula code: Total files = 259 Total lines = 76,690 (*.h *.c *.in)
Major Changes this Release:
-- Implemented a new job scheduling algorithm with priorities.
-- The database format has changed from version 1.30a. Please see below.
-- Support to save and restore all files on WinNT/2K/XP systems
- including the permissions. Unfortunately files that are in use by another
- program cannot be saved -- complain to Microsoft about this.
-- Support for Win95 systems (untested since I don't have Win95).
-- Heartbeat every 20 minutes between daemons to prevent network
- timeouts. The heartbeat interval can be set.
-- Volume names may now only contain letters, numbers, colon, period, dash,
- and underscore.
-- Added readline to depkgs (removed from depkgs1) and fixed configuration if
- it is not installed in your system libraries.
-- Implemented generalized tape label formats including counter variables
- for automatic naming of Volumes.
-- Multiple simultaneous jobs now work. However, I still don't
- using recommend it.
-- Implemented tape block rejection, which means that restores with
- several incremental backups will run orders of magnitude faster.
+- Fixed gnome-console to compile with RH9 (Gnome 2.0)
+- Implemented a single routine to read_records.
+- Implemented forward space file/block whenever possible.
+- Added SDConnectTimeout to FD.
Other Changes this Release:
-- New Priority record in Jobs for setting job priorities.
-- The name of Recycle Oldest Volume has now become Purge Oldest Volume.
-- Implemented a Recycle Oldest Volume, which respects Retention periods.
-- Implemented a Recycle Current Volume, which respects Retention periods.
-- Restore checks block numbers to ensure that no block is lost.
-- The new console var command allows testing variable expansion
- used in automatic tape name generation.
-- The new console estimate command allows you to test FileSets
- to see how many files and bytes will be saved and optionally
- to have an "ls -l" style listing of the files.
-- During a normal restore (replace = yes), any existing file is deleted
- and the restored file is then created. This corrects links and other
- wierd files that changed between the backup and the restore.
-- Preliminary support for BSDi.
-- Use smtp instead of mail to send the traceback message.
-- Fixed a race condition in the "list" command while a backup is
- in progress.
-- Improvements to gnome-console.
-- Prune orphaned jobs (no files saved, no Volume used).
-- Added non-fatal errors to Job reports and statistics from both
- the FD and SD for backups.
-- Eliminate need for SubsysDirectory in each daemon -- please remove
- these records from your .conf files.
-- Add a lot more "command line" options to console commands.
-- More info in traceback (database type, ...).
-- Better handling of errors with autochangers during restore.
-- Better cancellation of jobs in Storage daemon (doesn't try
- to cleanup twice).
-- Better cancellation of File daemon (except on Cygwin systems).
-- SD error messages such as autochanger errors are now properly
- directed back to Console -- previously some were lost.
-- A Storage daemon crash on FreeBSD systems (due to a different FreeBSD
- pthreads implementation) is fixed.
-- Better Job termination report particularly for Verify and Restore jobs.
-- Update Verify VolumeToCatalog to use new BSR records.
-- Fixed list last 20 jobs in restore command (previously reported any
- 20 jobs).
-- Gnome command line history works better.
-- Better messages if a job is upgraded from Diff or Inc to Full.
-- Replaced FileSet MD5 with date created -- more aestetic and readable.
-- Fixed a FD crash on long directory names (Win32 specific).
-- Added backup script to the examples directory. This allows one command
- to backup any client. For Win32, the release now contains CygwinBackup.bat
- and Backup.bat, as well as backup. The bat files call the backup file.
- By placing an icon on your desktop, you can double click and backup
- your client.
+- Lots of doc enhancements
+- Fixed a PurgeOldestVolume bug (VolStatus not returned)
+- Don't crash if DB address record not specified.
+- Return VolStatus on find_next_volume.
+- Use alist for incexe name_list.
+- Use bget_dirmsg() everywhere possible when talking to FD.
+- Delete old semaphore job and workq job scheduling code.
+- edit_run_codes in one place (/lib) Add Job name
+- Update query.sql to find current backups correctly.
+- Correct ambiguous SQL statement for prunning.
+- Set heartbeat interval to zero by default.
+- Fix a possible race condition in stopping the
+ heartbeat thread.
+- Eliminate gnome2-console directory. Everything is in gnome-console
+- Enhanced "packet too big" message to indicate who sent it.
Items to note: !!!!!
-- Recycle Oldest Volume has changed to be Purge Oldest Volume
- Please change your Director's .conf file. Recycle Oldest Volume
- still works but respects retention periods.
-
-- The default time interval is now days instead of seconds. Please
- check your .conf files!
-
-- For MySQL users, you must have the thread safe client libraries
- available. If you build MySQL yourself, add the --enable-thread-safe-client
- option on the ./configure. You will most likely need to do an ldconfig.
- Please see the installation documentation for building MySQL.
-- Version 1.31 and 1.30 daemons/Director are not compatible. You must
- upgrade all or nothing.
-
-- The format of the catalog database has changed, so you must either
- re-initialize your database (losing all the old info) with:
-
- ./drop_bacula_tables
- ./make_bacula_tables
-
- or you can use the appropriate script (you must choose the name according
- to which database you have) in the <bacula-source>/src/cats directory.
-
- BEFORE APPLYING THE ALTER SCRIPT PLEASE BACKUP YOUR DATABASE.
- If you have previously upgraded to version 1.31, please do not run
- this procedure a second time. Do one of the following only if you
- wish to keep your old tables (not doing the re-initialize documented
- above), and do this only after configuring an building the new Bacula,
- but before trying to run it:
-
- MySQL:
- cd working-directory (or where you want to backup the catalog)
- mysqladmin -f --opt bacula >bacula.sql
- cd <bacula-source>/src/cats
- ./alter_mysql_tables
-
- SQLite:
- cd working-directory
- echo '.dump' sqlite bacula.db >bacula.sql
- cd <bacula-source>/src/cats
- ./alter_sqlite_tables
-
- When you are sure that Bacula is running with your upgraded database,
- please delete the bacula.sql copy you made.
-
}
Dmsg2(400, "count=%d size=%d\n", count, size);
malloc_buf(root, size);
+ root->cached_path = get_pool_memory(PM_FNAME);
return root;
}
mem = mem->next;
free(rel);
}
+ if (root->cached_path) {
+ free_pool_memory(root->cached_path);
+ }
free(root);
return;
}
* Insert a node in the tree
*
*/
-TREE_NODE *insert_tree_node(char *path, TREE_NODE *node, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent)
+TREE_NODE *insert_tree_node(char *path, TREE_NODE *node,
+ TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent)
{
TREE_NODE *sibling;
char *p, *q, *fname;
p = strrchr(path, '/'); /* separate path and filename */
if (p) {
fname = p + 1;
- if (!parent) {
+ if (!parent) { /* if no parent, we need to make one */
*p = 0; /* terminate path */
Dmsg1(100, "make_tree_path for %s\n", path);
- parent = make_tree_path(path, root);
+ if ((int)strlen(path) == root->cached_path_len &&
+ strcmp(path, root->cached_path) == 0) {
+ parent = root->cached_parent;
+ } else {
+ root->cached_path_len = strlen(path);
+ pm_strcpy(&root->cached_path, path);
+ parent = make_tree_path(path, root);
+ root->cached_parent = parent;
+ }
Dmsg1(100, "parent=%s\n", parent->fname);
- *p = '/'; /* restore full name */
+ *p = '/'; /* restore full path */
}
} else {
fname = path;
}
}
-
append_tree_node(fname, node, root, parent);
Dmsg1(100, "insert_tree_node: parent=%s\n", parent->fname);
if (q) { /* if trailing slash on entry */
Dmsg0(100, "make_tree_path: parent=*root*\n");
return (TREE_NODE *)root;
}
- p = strrchr(path, '/'); /* separate path and filename */
+ p = strrchr(path, '/'); /* get last dir component of path */
if (p) {
fname = p + 1;
*p = 0; /* terminate path */
struct s_tree_node *first; /* first entry in the tree */
struct s_tree_node *last; /* last entry in tree */
struct s_mem *mem; /* tree memory */
+ int cached_path_len; /* length of cached path */
+ char *cached_path; /* cached current path */
+ TREE_NODE *cached_parent; /* cached parent for above path */
};
typedef struct s_tree_root TREE_ROOT;
TREE_ROOT *new_tree(int count);
TREE_NODE *new_tree_node(TREE_ROOT *root, int type);
-TREE_NODE *insert_tree_node(char *path, TREE_NODE *node, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent);
+TREE_NODE *insert_tree_node(char *fname, TREE_NODE *node,
+ TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent);
TREE_NODE *make_tree_path(char *path, TREE_ROOT *root);
TREE_NODE *first_tree_node(TREE_ROOT *root);
TREE_NODE *next_tree_node(TREE_NODE *node);
TREE_NODE *tree_cwd(char *path, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *node);
TREE_NODE *tree_relcwd(char *path, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *node);
-void append_tree_node(char *fname, TREE_NODE *node, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent);
+void append_tree_node(char *path, TREE_NODE *node, TREE_ROOT *root, TREE_NODE *parent);
void print_tree(char *path, TREE_NODE *root);
void free_tree(TREE_ROOT *root);
int tree_getpath(TREE_NODE *node, char *buf, int buf_size);
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