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Container backup fails with Acronis Error: Module=0, Error=0, Tag=0:
[root@mypvcserver log]# vzabackup localhost
Starting backup operation for node 'mypvcserver.mydomain.com'...
* Operation with the Container(s) srv.mydomain.com,#101,ns1.mydomain.com is started
* Backing up environment srv.mydomain.com locally
* Checking parameters
* Dumping quota
* Creating backup 8a33d65b-98f5-1643-bb3f-6e0ec6b6e260/20120414064310
* Adjusting backup type (full)
* Backup storage: receiving backup file
* Preparing for backup operation
* Operation with the Container(s) srv.mydomain.com,#101,ns1.mydomain.com is finished with errors: Failed to perform the file backup
Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0,.
Backup operation for node 'mypvcserver.mydomain.com' failed: Failed to perform the file backup
Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0,
Backup failed
Starting backup operation for node 'mypvcserver.mydomain.com'...
* Operation with the Container(s) srv.mydomain.com,#101,ns1.mydomain.com is started
* Backing up environment srv.mydomain.com locally
* Checking parameters
* Dumping quota
* Creating backup 8a33d65b-98f5-1643-bb3f-6e0ec6b6e260/20120414064310
* Adjusting backup type (full)
* Backup storage: receiving backup file
* Preparing for backup operation
* Operation with the Container(s) srv.mydomain.com,#101,ns1.mydomain.com is finished with errors: Failed to perform the file backup
Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0,.
Backup operation for node 'mypvcserver.mydomain.com' failed: Failed to perform the file backup
Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0,
Backup failed
Cause
Parallels Virtual Automation backup tools use the /tmp partition for storing B-tree data for the file system of the container being backed up. If the container is relatively big, the temporary file may require more free space in /tmp.Resolution
There are two ways to resolve the issue:
-
Bind-mount the /tmp partition onto a larger partition:
mkdir /vz/temp
mount --bind /vz/temp /tmp
In order to preserve such behavior after a server reboot, add the corresponding record to /etc/fstab, e.g.:
echo "/vz/temp /tmp none bind 0 0" >> /etc/fstab -
Change temporal storage location in PVA Agent backup plugin coniguration (as of PVA 4.6.4 update 4 or 6.0):
- Edit /opt/pva/agent/plugins/VZABackupLibClient/VZABackupLibClient.voc
-
Append parameter/load/params section for vzlin_backup_serializer11 with envp variables so the resulting section will look this way:
<!-- vzlpl stuff -->
<parameter>
<id>vzlin_backup_serializer11</id>
<category>plugins</category>
<short>Virtuozzo Backup plugin</short>
<load>
<params xsi:type="plugin_params_externType">
<type>extern</type>
<path>vzlpl</path>
<arguments>
<argv>VZABackupLibClient/VZABackupLibClient.so</argv>
<argv>vzlin_backup_serializer11</argv>
</arguments>
<!-- Environment variables-->
<envp>
<item>
<name>ACRONIS_TMP_PATH</name>
<value>/vz/tmp</value>
</item>
</envp>
</params>
</load> - Restart PVA Agent
Also see:
8133 How to increase PVA Agent timeouts for backup operations
113790 PVA Backup: Servers, roles, and processes
113801 Unable to back up a container with old layout: Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0
113794 Unable to back up containers on LVM over iSCSI