On Friday 23 June 2006 19:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In the message dated: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 12:48:35 BST,
> The pithy ruminations from Martin Simmons on
> <Re: [Bacula-users] incorrect fstype identification, backups fail (bacula
> 1.38. 9, Irix 6.5)> were:
> => >>>>> On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 14:17:06 -0400, mark bergman said:
> => >
> => > I'm trying to get bacula to backup some SGI machines running Irix 6.5
> (64 bit). => >
> => > The bacula-fd executable compiles and runs, and communication between
> the => > bacula-dir and fd client is successful. However, the filesystem
> type isn't => > recognized:
> => >
>
>       [SNIP!]
>
> => >
> => > Is there any way to debug the client-side mechanism that bacula-fd
> uses to => > determine the fstype?
> =>
> => Setting debug level 200 in the bacula-fd should print the fstype values
> that => it is comparing.  See the function accept_fstype().
>
>
> I had tried a debug level of 100 (that sounded like a nice big number), but
> got no details on the fstype.
>
> OK, after more debugging, I find that the problem is that fstype.c claims
> that fstype() isn't supported on Irix. Here's a snippet from the debug
> ouput from bacula-fd (1.38.9) on the Irix 6.5 client (athena1):
>
>       athena1-fd: job.c:189 <dird: JobId=0 Job=*Console*.2006-06-23_12.43.30
> SDid=0 SDtime=0 Authorization=dummy athena1-fd: job.c:205 Executing JobId=
> command.
>       athena1-fd: job.c:402 JobId=0 Auth=dummy
>       athena1-fd: job.c:189 <dird: fileset
>       athena1-fd: job.c:205 Executing fileset command.
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 I
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 O fMe
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WD /var/cache/*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WD /var/run/*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WD /var/spool/clientmqueue/*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WD /lost+found/*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WD */comp_space/*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WF /proc
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WF /sys
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WF swapfile*
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WF swap*.*gb
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 WF *.o
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 X ext2
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 X xfs
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 X ufs
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 N
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 N
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 E
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /var/tmp/
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /var/spool/bacula/
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /proc/
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /tmp/
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /.journal
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F /.fsck
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 F core
>       athena1-fd: job.c:604 N
>       athena1-fd: job.c:189 <dird: level = full  mtime_only=0
>       athena1-fd: job.c:205 Executing level =  command.
>       athena1-fd: job.c:992 level_cmd: level = full  mtime_only=0
>       athena1-fd: job.c:189 <dird: estimate listing=0
>       athena1-fd: job.c:205 Executing estimate command.
>       athena1-fd: find.c:80 Enter set_find_options()
>       athena1-fd: find.c:83 Leave set_find_options()
>       athena1-fd: find.c:180 F /
>       athena1-fd: fstype.c:259 !!! fstype() not implemented for this OS. !!!
>       athena1-fd: find_one.c:76 Cannot determine file system type for "/"
>
>
> However... I can successfully build fstype as a stand-alone executable:
>
>       gcc -Wall -DTEST_PROGRAM -DHAVE_IRIX_OS -o fstype fstype.c
>       ./fstype /
>       xfs     /
>
> and it works fine. So, it looks like the OS detection during the configure
> stage or the autoconfig of the Makefile.in isn't producing the correct
> Makefile to build fstype under Irix.
>
> I may try some ugly hacking at the code to get this to work, but that's
> unlikely to produce anything of production quality. I would be very
> happy to accept patches for testing (since there may be a lack of Irix
> environments available).
>
>
> Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

The code for Irix already exists.  It appears that for some reason your system 
is not properly detected.  First look at what was produced in config.out -- 
it will tell you what system was detected, then look in src/config.h to see 
if your system's tag is turned on, then finally the fstype code is in 
src/findlib/fstype.c  under some rather ugly ifdeffing, but then if all the 
different systems could ever get their acts together, developers might have 
an easier time with it all ...

>
> Mark
>
> =>
> => __Martin
> =>
>
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