I think I was the one who made the suggestion to remove ext2 dump, but I
was wrong, you don't have to do that. ./configure will find both
xfsdump and dump, and amanda will choose whichever program is
appropriate for the type of filesystem i.e. if it is XFS filesystem and
you have not specified GNUTAR, xfsdump will be used automatically.
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
> On May 17, 2001, "C. Chan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I followed suggestions to remove ext2 dump so
> > Amanda would detect xfsdump and recompiled, but I find this rather inelegant.
>
> What is inelegant? Removing ext2 dump? You didn't have to do that.
> You only need xfsdump available at configure time to get the xfsdump
> supporting bits enabled; the existence of ext2 dump doesn't make a
> difference.
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