Re: Upgrade to 2.4.2p2

2001-07-05 Thread Ben Hitz

Henk Vandecasteele wrote:

> We tried the redhat 7.1 rpms on a RH7.0 system. These
> were not compatible. I would guess it will go wrong as well
> on a redhat6.2. 

Indeed, they have many missing dependencies, like new versions of glibc, 
etc.

I suppose I will either rebuild 2.4.2p2 from scratch for 6.2, or try to 
figure out why 2.4.1p1 stopped working in the first place.  It does not 
seem to be a NAT or firewall issue, because it works for the remote 
machine, just not localhost.

I am going to try to trick it by NFS mounting a directory on another 
remote machine, then backing up the directory on that machine.


Ben


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interestng developments

2001-07-03 Thread Ben Hitz

If I use another Linux machine, instead of local host - I get the 
following from Amcheck.  It looks like the same problem, but why would 
the connection be refused on Linux but not Irix?

Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
/backup: 2686228 KB disk space available, using 2583828 KB.
amcheck-server: slot 4: date 20010623 label DailySet1-04a (exact label 
match)
NOTE: skipping tape-writable test.
Tape DailySet1-04a label ok.
Server check took 7.877 seconds.
protocol packet receive: Connection refused
protocol packet receive: Connection refused
protocol packet receive: Connection refused

Amanda Backup Client Hosts Check

WARNING: inwood: selfcheck request timed out.  Host down?
Client check: 2 hosts checked in 30.098 seconds, 1 problem found.

(brought to you by Amanda 2.4.1p1)






Re: cannot find localhost

2001-07-02 Thread Ben Hitz

> Maybe just posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] would work for you, too?

It seems to.  If there is a moderator, they should contact yahoogroups 
and change the bounce message.

Thanks for you reply.


>> bsd security: remote host localhost.proceryon.net ...
> 
> 
> This is the first thing that caught my eye.  My local network guru is not
> around to ask, but I seriously doubt you're ever supposed to get back a
> fully qualified name involving "localhost".  I'm pretty sure the sequence
> of events was amandad got a request from 127.0.0.1, did a gethostbyaddr
> on that and got back "localhost.proceryon.net" as the first name.

This doesn't appear to make any difference, although I admit it's 
strange to have localhost return a FQDN.  Even stranger is that I think 
the reason we set this up was so that amanda would work...

> Did you configure Amanda with any port ranges?  Did you do both the
> client and server the same way?

I don't believe I did - but I never compiled it.  I used the 
2.4.2p1.i386.rpm.

> Is there any chance you could upgrade to 2.4.2p2 (or even the latest CVS
> code in the 2.4.2 branch)?  Among many other things, it logs a lot more
> information about what's going on during the network traffic, such as
> the ports and IP addresses involved.

I will try this.

Ben

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Upgrade to 2.4.2p2

2001-07-02 Thread Ben Hitz

All -
I am considering upgrading to 2.4.2p2 from 2.4.1p1 to attempt to 
diagnose some network problems.  I am currently running a Linux 
(RedHat6.2) server, with itself and an Irix (6.5.3) client.  Oddly, the 
Irix client works fine, but not the localhost linux box.  It also "used 
to work" with the same configuration, but different networking (had to 
replace a Northpoint DSL with Covad - this is roughly when it stopped 
working).

Can I upgrade seamlessly to 2.4.1 to 2.4.2 - or will I have to 
reconfigure?  Will it save all old tapelists, etc.  Can I run a 2.4.1 
client on a 2.4.2 server?

I plan on using the RedHat7.1 RPMS - although this is not necessarily 
the recommended installation path (e.g, you must use tar).  It does 
allow me to keep track of installed software better.

Ben
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Ben Hitz, Ph. D.   - # - phone 212-595-1102
Scientific Applications Manager
ProCeryon Biosciences Inc. - # - [EMAIL PROTECTED]