Re: amreport analysis

2007-12-17 Thread Tom Herrera

Just a quick note to say thanx for the suggestions, and that I'm working on
them.

I have a question which I think is more Linux than Amanda, but it's
affecting Amanda.  On one of the servers I receive the amreport via email
just fine, but on the other I have to manually request it to run.  I checked
the crontab stuff and it seems to be in there okay.  Anyone have a
suggestion on where I should look to clear this up?
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Re: amreport analysis

2007-12-17 Thread Keith Edmunds
Hi Tom

 Anyone have a
 suggestion on where I should look to clear this up?

Is cron running? Anything in the cron logs? What exactly is your cron
entry, and which file is it in?

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amreport analysis

2007-12-14 Thread Tom Herrera

Quick thanks to Jon, Gene, Chris, and John for assist with my amflush
question

Am now looking for folks suggestions on whay I'm seeing on my amreport. 
I've copied it below. Since I'm still very new to both Linux and Amanda I'm
wondering which lines I need to be concerned about and which ones I can
ignore.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

These dumps were to tape Daily-004.
The next tape Amanda expects to use is: Daily-005.

FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
  brain.milw / lev 0 FAILED [/bin/gtar returned 2]


STATISTICS:
  Total   Full  Daily
      
Estimate Time (hrs:min)0:06
Run Time (hrs:min) 3:45
Dump Time (hrs:min)1:30   1:28   0:02
Output Size (meg)   10241.210241.00.2
Original Size (meg) 16661.716658.73.0
Avg Compressed Size (%)44.4   44.58.4   (level:#disks ...)
Filesystems Dumped   10  7  3   (1:2 2:1)
Avg Dump Rate (k/s)  1943.5 1980.22.6

Tape Time (hrs:min)2:21   2:21   0:00
Tape Size (meg) 10241.610241.20.3
Tape Used (%)  51.3   51.30.0   (level:#disks ...)
Filesystems Taped10  7  3   (1:2 2:1)
Avg Tp Write Rate (k/s)  1235.6 1239.4   13.3


FAILED AND STRANGE DUMP DETAILS:

/-- brain.milw / lev 0 FAILED [/bin/gtar returned 2]
sendbackup: start [brain.milw.nvisia.com:/ level 0]
sendbackup: info BACKUP=/bin/gtar
sendbackup: info RECOVER_CMD=/bin/gtar -f... -
sendbackup: info end
? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Cannot savedir: Input/output error
? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Warning: Cannot savedir: Input/output error
| gtar: ./lib/dev-state/gpmctl: socket ignored
| gtar: ./lib/dev-state/log: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHTTPServer-V1.x/logs/siddport: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26158: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26307: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26386: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.27585: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/save-IBMHTTPServer/logs/siddport: socket ignored
| Total bytes written: 3503226880 (3.3GiB, 1.7MiB/s)
? gtar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
sendbackup: error [/bin/gtar returned 2]
\


NOTES:
  planner: Preventing bump of brain.milw.nvisia.com:/ as directed.
  planner: Last full dump of brain.milw.nvisia.com:/mnt/archive_vol/home on
tape Daily-004 overwritten on this run.
  planner: Dump too big for tape: full dump of
brain.milw.nvisia.com:/mnt/archive_vol/home delayed.
  planner: Full dump of was.demo.nvisia.com:/ promoted from 3 days ahead.
  planner: Full dump of was.demo.nvisia.com:/opt promoted from 3 days ahead.
  planner: Full dump of brain.milw.nvisia.com:/mnt/archive_vol/utility
promoted from 3 days ahead.
  planner: Full dump of
brain.milw.nvisia.com:/mnt/archive_vol/cvs_repository promoted from 3 days
ahead.
  planner: Full dump of brain.milw.nvisia.com:/boot promoted from 3 days
ahead.
  taper: tape Daily-004 kb 10487360 fm 10 [OK]


DUMP SUMMARY:
 DUMPER STATSTAPER STATS
HOSTNAME DISKL ORIG-KB OUT-KB COMP% MMM:SS  KB/s MMM:SS  KB/s
-- - 
brain.milw.n /   0 FAILED ---
brain.milw.n /boot   06592   6624   --0:041537.3   0:051318.2
brain.milw.n -xport/home 0 52201925220224   --   47:261834.2  47:271833.9
brain.milw.n -repository 0   38270  30784  80.4   1:05 470.5   0:241267.5
brain.milw.n -repository 1 450 64  14.2   0:39   0.8   0:02  39.9
brain.milw.n -e_vol/home 22110224  10.6   0:38   5.0   0:02 136.5
brain.milw.n -ol/utility 0  124150  39328  31.7   1:18 505.0   0:301298.6
brain.milw.n /usr2   1 470 64  13.6   0:22   1.4   0:23   2.8
was.demo.nvi /   0 1991870 690112  34.6   4:092775.1  34:37 332.2
was.demo.nvi /home   0 74908303354208  44.8  28:031992.7  43:091295.4
was.demo.nvi /opt0 21866401145728  52.4   6:103093.2  14:491289.2

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Re: amreport analysis

2007-12-14 Thread Dustin J. Mitchell
On Dec 14, 2007 11:11 AM, Tom Herrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 ? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Cannot savedir: Input/output error
 ? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Warning: Cannot savedir: Input/output error

These are a problem.  You should add an exclude for /mnt to your DLE:

brain.milw / {
  WHATEVER_DUMPTYPE_YOU_HAD
  exclude list append ./mnt
  } -1 le0

 | gtar: ./lib/dev-state/gpmctl: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./lib/dev-state/log: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/IBMHTTPServer-V1.x/logs/siddport: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26158: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26307: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26386: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.27585: socket ignored
 | gtar: ./opt/save-IBMHTTPServer/logs/siddport: socket ignored

These are harmless, but you can exclude them, too, if you'd like.

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Re: amreport analysis

2007-12-14 Thread Jon LaBadie
   0:241267.5
 brain.milw.n -repository 1 450 64  14.2   0:39   0.8   0:02  39.9
 brain.milw.n -e_vol/home 22110224  10.6   0:38   5.0   0:02 136.5
 brain.milw.n -ol/utility 0  124150  39328  31.7   1:18 505.0   0:301298.6
 brain.milw.n /usr2   1 470 64  13.6   0:22   1.4   0:23   2.8
 was.demo.nvi /   0 1991870 690112  34.6   4:092775.1  34:37 332.2
 was.demo.nvi /home   0 74908303354208  44.8  28:031992.7  43:091295.4
 was.demo.nvi /opt0 21866401145728  52.4   6:103093.2  14:491289.2
 
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Re: amreport analysis

2007-12-14 Thread Paul Bijnens



Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:

On Dec 14, 2007 11:11 AM, Tom Herrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Cannot savedir: Input/output error
? gtar: ./mnt/cdrom: Warning: Cannot savedir: Input/output error


These are a problem.  You should add an exclude for /mnt to your DLE:

brain.milw / {
  WHATEVER_DUMPTYPE_YOU_HAD
  exclude list append ./mnt
  } -1 le0


| gtar: ./lib/dev-state/gpmctl: socket ignored
| gtar: ./lib/dev-state/log: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHTTPServer-V1.x/logs/siddport: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26158: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26307: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.26386: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/IBMHttpServer/conf/socket.27585: socket ignored
| gtar: ./opt/save-IBMHTTPServer/logs/siddport: socket ignored


These are harmless, but you can exclude them, too, if you'd like.



Minor correction:  they are harmless indeed, but you do not need
to exclude them, because Amanda expects that output, and classifies
it as normal.  You will not see these normal lines in the report
unless there are also error or strange lines.

Each output line of the dumpprogram (gtar above) is classified
as normal  All the other lines are flagged with a question mark.
When the return code of gtar indicates success, but contains
unexpected lines, Amanda flags the dump as strange, but still puts
in on tape.  Amanda leaves it up to you to interpret the strange
lines, and see if they are harmful or not.
When the return code of gtar indicates a failure, those non-normal
output lines are probably the cause of the error.

When informing you about strange or error in the report, Amanda
always shows the complete output, including the normal lines, to
allow you to interpret those lines in the context.