Re: amverify shows invalid sparse archive member errors

2005-12-01 Thread Michael Loftis



--On December 1, 2005 7:12:30 PM -0500 Ed Kenny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




Hi there,

I need a little help. I've installed Amanda server with clients through a
firewall. Everything is OK except when the disklist includes the AIX
client the amverify command on the server produces hundreds of these
errors:


Known tar 1.15 ish bugDebian tar 1.15.1-2 has a patch for it atleast, 
though I thought that 1.15.1 upstream had it patched, it showed up in or 
around 1.14 and persisted for quite a while.  Debian Sarge's default tar 
has the issue.  1.13.25 is known to me to be good,. though i thought it was 
fixed in 1.15.1 as well, but maybe only in debians.  Try finding an older 
or newer tar package. 1.13.25ish, or go after 1.15.1, 1.14 definitely has 
the bug.


/bin/gtar: ./987366/cred: invalid sparse archive member

/bin/gtar: ./987366/sigact: invalid sparse archive member

/bin/gtar: ./991470/sigact: invalid sparse archive member

/bin/gtar: ./995570/cred: invalid sparse archive member

/bin/gtar: ./995570/sigact: invalid sparse archive member

/bin/gtar: ./999676/sigact: invalid sparse archive member



The tar version from both machines:

AIX Client:

(/)- which tar

/usr/bin/tar

(/)- /usr/bin/tar --version

tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1

(/)-



RedHat Server:

(/root)- which tar

/bin/tar

(/root)- /bin/tar --version

tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1

(/root)-



amverify does not write to the /tmp/amanda place like it’s supposed to
either.



Any ideas?






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Re: amverify shows invalid sparse archive member errors

2005-12-01 Thread Paul Bijnens

Ed Kenny wrote:


/bin/gtar: ./987366/cred: invalid sparse archive member

...


(/)- /usr/bin/tar --version

tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1


...

(/root)- /bin/tar --version

tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1


But you restored with /bin/gtar.  Is that the same binary as
/usr/bin/tar on the AIX?

What does /bin/gtar --version say?


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