On Sun 08 Sep 02 15:34, Gene Heskett wrote: > Then, if you are sure the kernels ide-scsi support is working, I'm > of the opinion that this drive should be taken to a winderz box, > and the software on the cd that came with it be used to verify that > it is indeed working. I've had quite a bit of trouble with a
Will do that. > Things like where does it keep its configs, what are its owner:group > settings, and anything else that I set in a script I use to do the > configuration: Yeah got all that. Almost there. Just gotta add a few patches (Debian stores dumpdates in /var/lib and amandates in /var/lib/amanda). The configure scripts were screwing me around; autoconf was getting re-called (because a Makefile.am file had been patched), and it was dumping bogus Makefiles in the source tree. Got around that by making sure the date of Makefile.am didn't get changed.... > Remember, amanda is configured and built as the user amanda, but > must be installed by root. This is where debian is a little different. Build it as whoever. Package it with "fakeroot", install it as root. ..Brian -- Init Systems - Linux consulting 031 767-0139 082 769-2320 [EMAIL PROTECTED]