Dear sir,
I can use the amtape, amrestore and tar now.
But when I try the following:
tar -xvf ns6.newsbook.net._home.20001219.0
for the file. It starts the tar process until:
.....
.....
.....
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas004.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas005.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas005.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas006.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas007.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas007.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas008.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas009.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/xmas010.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/yellow.gif
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/叮噹000.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/問候000.jpg
./sunecard/public_html/cards/cards/問候001.jpg
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
The last few one is Chinese characters. There have been Chinese files in the
previous files untar too but they are okay.
The file from amrestore is:
-rw-r----- 1 operator root 1666703360 Dec 19 14:40
ns6.newsbook.net._home.20001219.0
It is large size, about 1.6 GB. Is it because the file size is too large
for the tar process?
This is the original size of the directory sunecard where the tar process
stoped:
7340 ./public_html/cards/cards
7680 ./public_html/cards
21312 ./public_html
21316 .
And here is the untar one from the tape:
sh-2.04$ cd sunecard
sh-2.04$ du
7320 ./public_html/cards/cards
7660 ./public_html/cards
21292 ./public_html
21296 .
It seems that there is slight different? Is it because of the sudden stop of
the tar process? How can I avoid it?
Yours,
Richard Ao
Newsbook Limited
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alexandre Oliva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "amanda-users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 9:24 PM
Subject: Re: about setting up the disklist.conf
> On Dec 18, 2000, "richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have tried the -h -c
> > tar -hc 202.85.165.88._home.20001215.0
>
> -h and -c would be flags for amrestore, not GNU tar. Since you didn't
> use these flags when you run amrestore, now all you need is `tar
> -[tx]vf 202.85.165.88._home.20001215.0'
>
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