Selon Jon LaBadie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I've looked into the client /tmp/amanda/*.log and there seem to be > nothing anormal in the log files > > but there is a core file (is it a core dump ? Is there an error ?) > > Don't know if it works on AIX, but on Solaris and HP-UX the "file" > command > tells you what command dumped the core file. And of course the
Sorry but core doesn't tells me anything useful. But as this core file is created inside the /tmp/amanda directory, and the timestamp is during the amdump, I think that yes, it comes from an amanda crash. Ok, so let's find what is troubling : - on the client, what executable are runned and in what order ? I guess amandad is a program that runs many things (answer to estimates, dumping, checks... ?) - if the estimates fail to be sent, the amandad program won't be called in a amdump session to dump anything. The only calls made will be check, and estimates, I guess ? - In what log files could I find more information ? - Can I make the core file speak ? -- Nicolas Ecarnot
