On Monday 29 March 2010, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
>On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Craig Constantine wrote:
>> ...line 2 is the "define holdingdisk . . ." line. Isn't this how I
>> define a holdingdisk?
>
>Until 3.1, you had to just use
>
> holdingdisk foo {
> ...
> }
>
>In 3.1, you can define
This is a sendbackup debug file from my amanda client, a Solaris 10 Sparc
system with amanda 2.6.1p1.
The server is a solaris 9, with amanda 2.4.*
We backup several other smaller partitions between this client and
server successfully but this one has been failing intermittently
and with greater
Hi amanda users,
I'm running a Solaris 10 sparc system with amanda 2.6.1.
The server only has itself as a client.
We have been running fairly well but have noticed that the
level 1 dumps are virtually identical in size to the level 0
dumps.
These dumps are gtar using zfs snapshots and the resul
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On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 12:34 PM, Craig Constantine wrote:
> that works with amcheck, etal. (I've emailed jds@ about the error in the man
> page for amanda.conf .)
I'm sure he'll be amused! He's moved on to bigger and better things
(well, smaller and better .. embedded systems and MEMS, if I rec
I have an /etc/amanda/foo/amanda.conf which starts with:
define holdingdisk "external_holding" { directory
"/media/amanda_holdingdisk" }
...it seems it should be just
holdingdisk "name" {
that works with amcheck, etal. (I've emailed jds@ about the error in the
man page for amanda.conf .)
-
I suspect you're looking a the newest manpages. The 2.6.1 manpages
are correct for that version:
http://wiki.zmanda.com/man/2.6.1/amanda.conf.5.html#id538874
yeup. I got zinged by the recent release of 3.1, combined with my older
bookmark to the "current" manpages... doh :)
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 12:40 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
>>Yeah, it's a mistake in the man page (which says "define holdingdisk
>>name ...".)
>>
>>-c
>>
> I appreciate the reply, but it should be kept on list so the next person can
> search the archives. I've added it.
I suspect you're looking a th
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Craig Constantine wrote:
> ...line 2 is the "define holdingdisk . . ." line. Isn't this how I define a
> holdingdisk?
Until 3.1, you had to just use
holdingdisk foo {
...
}
In 3.1, you can define as many holding disks as you want, and then use them
define h
On Monday 29 March 2010, Craig Constantine wrote:
>> I don't think it needs the 'define' above, here is mine that has been
>> in continuous use for several years now:
>
>Thanks!
>
>Yeah, it's a mistake in the man page (which says "define holdingdisk
>name ...".)
>
>-c
>
I appreciate the reply, but
On Monday 29 March 2010, Craig Constantine wrote:
>I have an /etc/amanda/foo/amanda.conf which starts with:
>
>define holdingdisk "external_holding" {
> directory "/media/amanda_holdingdisk"
>}
>
>...and amcheck complains:
>
>amandabac...@backupserver:/etc/amanda/foo$ amcheck foo
>"/etc/amanda/fo
I have an /etc/amanda/foo/amanda.conf which starts with:
define holdingdisk "external_holding" {
directory "/media/amanda_holdingdisk"
}
...and amcheck complains:
amandabac...@backupserver:/etc/amanda/foo$ amcheck foo
"/etc/amanda/foo/amanda.conf", line 2: DUMPTYPE, INTERFACE, TAPETYPE,
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