Decisions on individual files and directories to backup are not the case of
Amanda, but are under the sole control of the dump program, in this case
I'm assuming GNU tar. Now fair warning is that RedHat modifies pretty much
everything that goes into it's offering, so, the problem you're having
maxdumps in your dumptypes, defaults to one, sets the number of
parallel dumps per client.
--On Wednesday, September 01, 2004 12:29 -0700 Mike Fedyk
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Right now, most of everything is on one file server, but I'd like to have
some DLEs SW compress on the server, and
amrecover and amrestore can be used to recover or restore arbitrary parts
of the backup tape( s ) to arbitrary places...assuming the machine you're
running them from has the appropriate tools available (IE gnutar and/or the
particular 'dump' programs needed) -- so the generic answer is 'yes' --
Ah my bad, thanks. Hadn't realised the indexes were compressed.
--On Friday, August 20, 2004 02:12 -0400 Joshua Baker-LePain
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 at 11:51pm, Michael Loftis wrote
just gettign amanda going on a new install and from what i can tell, the
da
just gettign amanda going on a new install and from what i can tell, the
dang thing is ALWAYS running compression server side, and in --best mode
DESPITE the dumptypes defining compression to be done on the clients, and
in --fast!
The tape host really does not have the CPU to do this
i'll i
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