Out of Memory
I get 'out of memory' every time I make an incremental backup of around 12 million files. The full backup went through ok.
It does not matter if I turn on 'put catalog in RAM' or not. It does not matter if I make a backup to cloud or on the internal network.
What can this be? Does Back4All not support a 10 million files backup?
I have increased my ram up to 32 gb. It makes no difference.
It does not matter if I turn on 'put catalog in RAM' or not. It does not matter if I make a backup to cloud or on the internal network.
What can this be? Does Back4All not support a 10 million files backup?
I have increased my ram up to 32 gb. It makes no difference.
Re: Out of Memory
I have put the backup on a new server with 64 gb ram. The same problem.
Now I first get 'Out of Memory' and after that 'Error: Invalid command line parameter or no imtStart messager received! '.
I have disabled DEP and restarted the backupserver. Nothing seems to solve this. I guess Backup4All cannot cope with this amount of files.
Are there any suggestions?
Now I first get 'Out of Memory' and after that 'Error: Invalid command line parameter or no imtStart messager received! '.
I have disabled DEP and restarted the backupserver. Nothing seems to solve this. I guess Backup4All cannot cope with this amount of files.
Are there any suggestions?
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Re: Out of Memory
Hi,
Please let us know how large is the backup catalog file from:
C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\Softland\Backup4all 8\Catalogs\
Please let us know how large is the backup catalog file from:
C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\Softland\Backup4all 8\Catalogs\
Re: Out of Memory
Hello Adrian,
Thanks for your reply.
The catalog is 2.6 gb.
Is this too large? What can I do about it?
Thanks for your reply.
The catalog is 2.6 gb.
Is this too large? What can I do about it?
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Re: Out of Memory
Hi,
It seems the problem is that you have many backup versions of those 12 million files.
That will result in a large catalog.
Please use the cleanup action to clean some old versions, in order to reduce the catalog file size.
It seems the problem is that you have many backup versions of those 12 million files.
That will result in a large catalog.
Please use the cleanup action to clean some old versions, in order to reduce the catalog file size.
Re: Out of Memory
Thanks,
How large can a catalog be?
How large can a catalog be?
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Re: Out of Memory
Hi,
As Backup4all is a 32-bit application, it is allowed to use 2 GB or memory. The backup catalog should be under 2 GB.
As Backup4all is a 32-bit application, it is allowed to use 2 GB or memory. The backup catalog should be under 2 GB.
Re: Out of Memory
That makes it very clear. Are there plans to move to 64 bits?
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Re: Out of Memory
Hi,
We are thinking about moving to 64-bit but not in the near future.
We are thinking about moving to 64-bit but not in the near future.
Re: Out of Memory
Hello,
We have the same problem but the backup contains only 600k to 700k files. The (full)backup failes at around 60-70% with "out of memory".
I already unchecked the "Store temporary catalog data in memory" option but the process still got up to around 2GB memory use. Was that the problem?
The backup catalog file itself is only 130MB.
Is there any news regarding a 64-bit build?
Thanks
UPDATE
We have another backup job that containts 760k files and that one also takes up 1.7GB memory although I've disabled "Store temporary catalog data in memory".
We have the same problem but the backup contains only 600k to 700k files. The (full)backup failes at around 60-70% with "out of memory".
I already unchecked the "Store temporary catalog data in memory" option but the process still got up to around 2GB memory use. Was that the problem?
The backup catalog file itself is only 130MB.
Is there any news regarding a 64-bit build?
Thanks
UPDATE
We have another backup job that containts 760k files and that one also takes up 1.7GB memory although I've disabled "Store temporary catalog data in memory".