[bareos-users] Display in the dashboard "Running Job's"

[Stefan Harbich]

Hi,

in the Baroes Dash Board, when a Windows client is backed up, I do not see the preamble bar on the right side. I get the following message:

backup-nmanwwme01-fd (nmanwwme01-fd)
Job ID: 1123 Files: 847 Bytes: 624.18 MB Bytes/s: 192.71 KB
(Not enough data to estimate progress or statistics collection is disabled.)

If a Linux client is secured, I see the advance.

Which configuration do I have to adapt so that I also see the preview bar when backup the Windows Client in the Dash Board?

Greetings from Stefan Harbich

[Alejandro Hamann]

Post by Stefan Harbich
Hi,
backup-nmanwwme01-fd (nmanwwme01-fd)
Job ID: 1123 Files: 847 Bytes: 624.18 MB Bytes/s: 192.71 KB
(Not enough data to estimate progress or statistics collection is disabled.)
If a Linux client is secured, I see the advance.
Which configuration do I have to adapt so that I also see the preview bar when backup the Windows Client in the Dash Board?
Greetings from Stefan Harbich

The director has two directives for this:
Statistics Collect Interval (by default would be 150 seconds), and Statistics Retention (by default about 5 years). But for "Statistics Collect Interval" work, you must have a directive Collect Statistics = yes in your storage device (by default is not collect).

That is, the statistics are generated from the storage devices, and not from the customers (which if you think about it a bit, it makes sense).

The statistics are stored in the catalog, so the collection from many storage devices increases the size of the catalog. Although they can be deleted with the "prune stats" command.

Regards!

[Sven Gehr]

Post by Alejandro Hamann
But for "Statistics Collect Interval" work, you must have a directive Collect Statistics = yes in your storage device (by default is not collect).

I have set this in /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.d/storage/File.conf

...
Collect Statistics = yes
...

restart all (sd, fd, dir) but I see the same message in the webui while a job is running:

Not enough data to estimate progress or statistics collection is disabled.

what do I wrong?


with best
sven

[Frank Bergkemper]

Post by Sven Gehr

Post by Alejandro Hamann
But for "Statistics Collect Interval" work, you must have a directive Collect Statistics = yes in your storage device (by default is not collect).

I have set this in /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.d/storage/File.conf
...
Collect Statistics = yes
...
Not enough data to estimate progress or statistics collection is disabled.
what do I wrong?
with best
sven

Statistics Collection needs to be enabled and configured by the
following resources and its directives.

a) Director Configuration - Director Resource

Directives:

1. Statistics Collect Interval
2. Statistics Retention

See:
http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-manual-main-reference.html#DirectorResource

b) Director Configuration - Storage Resource

Directives:

1. Collect Statistics

See:
http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-manual-main-reference.html#StorageResource

c) Storage Configuration - Storage Resource

Directives:

1. Collect Device Statistics
2. Collect Job Statistics
3. Statistics Collect Interval

See:
http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-manual-main-reference.html#StorageResource

d) Storage Configuration - Device Resource

Directives:

1. Collect Statistics

See:
http://doc.bareos.org/master/html/bareos-manual-main-reference.html#DeviceResource


Best regards
Frank
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[Alejandro Hamann]

Post by Stefan Harbich
Hi,
backup-nmanwwme01-fd (nmanwwme01-fd)
Job ID: 1123 Files: 847 Bytes: 624.18 MB Bytes/s: 192.71 KB
(Not enough data to estimate progress or statistics collection is disabled.)
If a Linux client is secured, I see the advance.
Which configuration do I have to adapt so that I also see the preview bar when backup the Windows Client in the Dash Board?
Greetings from Stefan Harbich

Example:
==========================================
/etc/bareos/bareos-dir.d/storage/File.conf
==========================================
Storage {
Name = File
Address = storage1.domain.local # FQDN of the storage-device.
Password = <sha224sum of passwd>
Device = FileStorage
Media Type = File
Collect Statistics = yes
}


And that's all... maybe you could specify the directives in the director, but since by default they are already enabled, you do not need to do anything else.


Regards!