Hi,
Amanda has now run 4 times on my network. The past three times it has included
samba shares for various NT workstations. Why are the incrementals so huge on
these? Relevant information follows. --- Eric
Here are lines of three consecutive reports for one share:
Dumper Stats Taper STATS
Level Orig KB out-KB comp% MMM:SS KB/S MMM:SS KB/S
0 5183128 2168640 41.8 2:02 198.6 11:45 3077.9
1 5173421 2168032 41.9 4:01 196.4 11:45 3076.7
1 5176049 2168768 41.9 4:59 195.4 11:51 3050.5
Here's another samba share, shows the same pattern:
Dumper Stats Taper STATS
Level Orig KB out-KB comp% MMM:SS KB/S MMM:SS KB/S
0 1550873 870464 56.1 64:51 223.7 4:48 3020.9
1 1504256 848256 56.4 68:28 206.5 4:40 3030.3
1 1506087 849600 56.4 117:11 120.8 4:36 3082.3
Here are the dumptype settings used for these shares:
define dumptype css-global {
comment "CSS Global definitions"
index yes
program "GNUTAR"
}
define dumptype css-nt-workstations {
css-global
comment "User's Windows NT workstations"
priority medium
compress client best
}
Here are the lines from disklist:
navajo.hq.consys.com //vekol/data css-nt-workstations
navajo.hq.consys.com //wildflower/c_backup css-nt-workstations
Hardware compression on the tape is disabled.
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