* Andreas Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040909 14:31]:
>
> I set my DLE up like this to try and split a 430Gb area so it can fit on my
> 40Gb tapes, similar to what's described in Chapter 18 of the ALPHA docs, under
> "the size-question":
>
> archimedes.atc.no home-a /mnt/san0 {
> high-pri-tar
> include "./home/[a]*"
> } 3
>
> This appeared to pass OK with amadmin but amcheck would complain about "no
> includes" although the wildcard is valid and matches actual disk contents.
>
> I had to change it like this for things to work as expected:
>
> archimedes.atc.no home-a /mnt/san0/home {
> high-pri-tar
> include "./[a]*"
> } 3
>
> This works for my particular situation but it looks to me like a serious
> problem with how includes are parsed.
from the amanda(1) man page:
include [ list|file ][[optional][ append ][ "string" ]+]
Default: file ".". There is two include list
include file and include list. With include file ,
the string is a glob expression. With include list
, the string is a file name on the client contain-
ing glob expression.
All include expression are expanded by amanda and
concatenated in one file and passed to gnutar as a
--files-from argument. They must start with "./"
and containing no other "/".
The last sentence explains your problem.
hth
jf
>
>
> (Running Amanda 2.4.4p2 on i386-redhat-linux)
>
>
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