Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Joshua Baker-LePain
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 at 4:40pm, Pablo Quinta Vidal wrote

 I have my amanda configureted as Diaria and when it check the clients hosts
 its tell me:
 
 
 WARNING: medulio: selfcheck reply timed out.
 
 
 medulio is the server and the only client.
 I have the NIS deactivated because doesn´t works well. Should it be the 
 error??

Doubtful.  Do any files appear in /tmp/amanda?  Specifically 
/tmp/amanda/amandad*debug would be helpful.  What OS are you using?  Have 
you setup (x)inetd appropriately?

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Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University



Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Joshua Baker-LePain
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 at 5:26pm, Pablo Quinta Vidal wrote

 Doubtful.  Do any files appear in /tmp/amanda?  Specifically
 /tmp/amanda/amandad*debug would be helpful.  What OS are you using?  Have
 you setup (x)inetd appropriately?
 
 I´m running AMANDA in Debian with kernel 2.4.20. The inetd is allright but 
 in a file in /tmp/amanda
 appears this:
 
 amandad: time 0.011: sending ack:
 
 amanda 2.4 ACK HANDLE 000-403B0508 SEQ 1078488172
 
 
 amandad: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
 amandad: time 0.025: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
 amandad: pid 2179 finish time Thu Mar 4 12:50:02 2004
 
 
 Remembet I have the NIS stopped.

Then you need to either fix NIS or define the amanda user locally on the 
server.

-- 
Joshua Baker-LePain
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University



Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Pablo Quinta Vidal
Doubtful.  Do any files appear in /tmp/amanda?  Specifically
/tmp/amanda/amandad*debug would be helpful.  What OS are you using?  Have
you setup (x)inetd appropriately?
I´m running AMANDA in Debian with kernel 2.4.20. The inetd is allright but 
in a file in /tmp/amanda
appears this:

amandad: time 0.011: sending ack:

amanda 2.4 ACK HANDLE 000-403B0508 SEQ 1078488172

amandad: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
amandad: time 0.025: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
amandad: pid 2179 finish time Thu Mar 4 12:50:02 2004
Remembet I have the NIS stopped.

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Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Jonathan Dill
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 11:30, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
  Remembet I have the NIS stopped.
 
 Then you need to either fix NIS or define the amanda user locally on the 
 server.

My experience has been that on linux, NIS (via ypbind) is unreliable and
tends to crash, so I always put the amanda user in the local passwd file
to make sure that backups don't fail even if ypbind craps out.  I think
part of my problem has been that I'm using SGI IRIX as NIS servers, and
Linux as NIS clients, and something between them is not 100% compatible.

If you really want to rely on NIS, I would suggest setting up some kind
of a watchdog to restart ypbind if it fails.  In fact, I think I am
going to look into that option right now, it would fix some of the
problems/complaints that I have had, like occasional problems with
people not being able to login.

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Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Pablo Quinta Vidal
 Doubtful.  Do any files appear in /tmp/amanda?  Specifically
 /tmp/amanda/amandad*debug would be helpful.  What OS are you using?  
Have
 you setup (x)inetd appropriately?

 I´m running AMANDA in Debian with kernel 2.4.20. The inetd is allright 
but
 in a file in /tmp/amanda
 appears this:

 amandad: time 0.011: sending ack:
 
 amanda 2.4 ACK HANDLE 000-403B0508 SEQ 1078488172
 

 amandad: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
 amandad: time 0.025: error [getpwuid(-1) fails]
 amandad: pid 2179 finish time Thu Mar 4 12:50:02 2004


 Remembet I have the NIS stopped.

Then you need to either fix NIS or define the amanda user locally on the
server.
I´ve NIS running without errors and now the message is  selfcheck request 
timed out
I had this problem earlier and when I solve this then came selfcheck reply 
timed out and now again
the old problem.
I checked the help ind docs/FAQ but it doesn´t work.
Help please and sorry if I´m tedious!!
Thanks

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Re: selfcheck reply timed out

2004-03-24 Thread Jonathan Dill
Maybe there are some zombie amanda processes hanging in the
background.  Try looking at ps to see if any processes need to be
killed.  Look at the files in /tmp/amanda on the server and the clients
to see if there are any clues.  Try rebooting and see if the problem
still persists.

On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 13:09, Pablo Quinta Vidal wrote:
 I´ve NIS running without errors and now the message is  selfcheck request 
 timed out
 I had this problem earlier and when I solve this then came selfcheck reply 
 timed out and now again
 the old problem.
 I checked the help ind docs/FAQ but it doesn´t work.
 Help please and sorry if I´m tedious!!
 Thanks

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Re: selfcheck reply timed out issue

2003-07-16 Thread Paul Bijnens
Tom Brown wrote:

...
WARNING: : selfcheck reply timed out
...
i have managed to fix this - seems the OS partition on the client was at
100% and so this was causing the check to fail. Maybe the error could have
been a bit more descriptive!
But probably because the OS partition was full, the OS itself had
trouble starting up the client-part for amanda selfcheck, and so
amanda hadn't even the chance to give some more informative messages.
The server never got a reply back.
The selfcheck on the client does already check if there is some
minimal space available on e.g. the filesytem that hold /etc (when
it has to rewrite amandates), and warns you with nice messages.
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