Hello,
I applied the patch successfully the problems persists.
Maybe is an afio syntax error?
Here is the output:
andre...@intranet:~$ sudo buffer -m 10m -p 75 -s 10k -t -u 100 -i "/dev/nst0" |
sudo afio -t -z -D /usr/bin/flexbackup -P gzip -Q -d -Q -q -Z -v -b 10k
Usage: [filename generator] | afio -o [options] archive : write archive
afio -i [options] archive : install archive
afio -t [options] archive : list table-of-contents of archive
afio -r [options] archive : verify archive against filesystem
Frequently used options:
General: -v : verbose
-Z : with -o: gzip files when writing them to the archive,
with -i/t/r: handle archive written with -Z option
-5 : abort instead of creating archive incompatible with cpio
Tape: -s [volsize] : size of volume, can have suffix k or m or g
-b [blocksize] : block size (default is 5120)
-c [count] : buffer count blocks between doing I/O
Install: -n : protect newer files -k : skip corrupt data at beginning
Select: -y [pattern] : only process files matching pattern
-Y [pattern] : do not process files matching pattern
Version 2.5 dated 21 Dec 2003
buffer (reader): failed to read input: Cannot allocate memory
andre...@intranet:~$
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----- Original Message -----
From: "John R. Graham" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, 4 March, 2010 15:38:27 GMT +00:00 GMT Britain, Ireland, Portugal
Subject: Re: [flexbackup-help] I/O Error
This is a flexbackup bug. The attached patch addresses the issue with
identifying later versions of bash.
- John
-----Original Message-----
>From: Kristian Rink <[email protected]>
>Sent: Mar 4, 2010 3:20 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [flexbackup-help] I/O Error
>
>André;
>
>not really sure about how to resolve this as we're not using flexbackup
>that often anymore, but we still make use of an afio based backup solution:
>
>
>André Tenreiro schrieb:
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Checking 'buffer' on this machine... Ok
>> | Checking /bin/sh on this machine... unknown
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Logging output to "flexbackup.list.201003040224.log"
>> | Reading from CURRENT TAPE POSITION
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> At block 1.
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | buffer -m 10m -p 75 -s 10k -t -u 100 -i "/dev/nst0" | afio -t -z -D \
>> | /usr/bin/flexbackup -P gzip -Q -d -Q -q -Z -v -b 10k -
>
>Leaving out all this "magic", did you so far already try using "plain"
>afio to list or extract things off your tape? I'd try
>
>afio -t /dev/nst0
>
>or
>
>afio -i /dev/nst0
>
>to see whether, after all, it is generally possible to get data off your
>tape in your given environment. This way, you eventually might be
>capable of making sure at least your tape is fine...
>
>K.
>
>
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