> Wed, 25 Feb 2015 kirjutas Michael Stauffer <mgsta...@gmail.com>: > >> >> Directories: >> Application: /usr/local/libexec/amanda/application >> Configuration: /usr/local/etc/amanda >> GNU Tar lists: /usr/local/var/amanda/gnutar-lists >> Perl modules (amperldir): /usr/local/share/perl5 >> Template and example data files (amdatadir): /usr/local/share/amanda >> Temporary: /tmp/amanda >> WARNINGS: >> no user specified (--with-user) -- using 'amanda' >> no group specified (--with-group) -- using 'backup' >> >> >> These are different dir locations than amanda 3.3.4 which I've been using >> until now. Is this b/c I've built from source or is that a change effecting >> rpm's too (not that it seems likely they'd be different I figure). > > As you deduced, this is probably because of different installation method > (source vs rpm). Whoever supplied the RPMs that you previously used, had them > set up with different configuration settings. > >> >> The default user and group is now amanda:backup instead of >> amandabackup:disk. If I want to use this server with existing clients >> running 3.3.4 is this ok? Or should I rebuild with user amandabackup:disk? >> Or upgrade clients to 3.3.7? > > The user and group used on the server do not need to be the same as on > clients. You can continue using the existing clients. > > -- > Toomas Aas >
If you are more comfortable using the user and group that you USED to use, then start over, and do the configure with —with-user = yourPreferredUser —with-group = yourUsualGroup The user and group you mentioned from the rpms aren’t familiar to me; I’ve always installed from source. It sounds like source and rpms have been different for a long while. You can also specify what directory things should be placed in, if you are used to looking for them there. Deb Baddorf Fermilab
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