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I investigated a bit further and i think i found the problem. I was wondering, why bareos-dir also consumes more ram, when there actually are no backups running. It seems bconsole is responsible for the problem. I use it for an Icinga Monitoring check. After the last bareos-dir crash i've disabled this check and ram stays now at the same level for some hours. |
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Could you add the Icinga Script you are using, or at least the bconsole commands? How frequently are you running the script? |
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Its an Icinga check. So i think around every 5 to 10 minutes. This is the check command i'm using: [code] #!/bin/bash # # nagios check bareos status # WARN="$1" CRIT="$2" DATE="$(date +"%Y-%m-%d")" if [ -z $1 ]; then echo "Usage: $0 WARN CRIT" exit 3; elif [ -z $2 ]; then echo "Usage: $0 WARN CRIT" exit 3; fi # mysql #STATUS="$(mysql --defaults-file=/etc/mysql/debian.cnf -B -N -e "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Job WHERE JobStatus != 'T' AND SchedTime LIKE '${DATE} %'" bacula)" # postgresql #STATUS=$(psql -t -d bareos -c "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM job WHERE jobstatus != 'T' AND schedtime::text LIKE '2016-02-24%';" | sed 's/\s//g') # bconsole STATUS="$(echo "list jobs" | bconsole | sed -n '10,$p' | grep -v "You have messages" | head -n -1 | grep ${DATE} | sed -e 's/.* | //g' -e 's/|//g' | grep -v T | wc -l)" OUTPUT="STATUS=${STATUS};${WARN};${CRIT}" if [ -z "${STATUS}" ]; then echo "Error - No Status found!" exit 3 elif [ ${STATUS} -ge ${CRIT} ]; then echo "CRIT - Errors = ${STATUS}|${OUTPUT}" exit 2 elif [ ${STATUS} -ge ${WARN} ]; then echo "WARN - Errors = ${STATUS}|${OUTPUT}" exit 1 fi echo "Bareos run OK! Errors = ${STATUS}|${OUTPUT}" exit 0 [/code] i switched to the postgresql version now. |
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Closed, release done |
- Anonymous
