>On Mar 29, 2005, at 1:39 PM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
>> FWIW, this is RH8 as a Beowulf cluster, so NO, I can not upgrade the
>> OS.
Well, to be frank about it, you're using an unsupported version of
Linux.
That's a bit of a cop-out, I fear, but there may well be reasons that
RH8 (and the Beo
Did a ulimit -s unlimited.
Dies the same way when trying to backup the /coyote/dsk3/ fs - Producer
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On Mar 29, 2005, at 1:39 PM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
Here ya go. Pretty much no limits. I am open to suggestions on values
to
change that might help !
I did recommend addressing the Stacksize to try to head off the
defect...
FWIW, this is RH8 as a Beowulf cluster, so NO, I can not upgrade the
O
Andrew Thanks, it shows the there are files backed up.
I found out that my ID does not have permission to perform a restore.
Thank you Richard, Mark and Craig for your responses also
Andrew Raibeck wrote:
> OK what about my other question (are you sure backups exist for the
> files in q
Here ya go. Pretty much no limits. I am open to suggestions on values to
change that might help !
FWIW, this is RH8 as a Beowulf cluster, so NO, I can not upgrade the OS.
Also, while on the subject, I read the "requirements" on the 5.3.x client,
that says it has only been tested on RH AS 3. Anyon
On Mar 29, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
...However, then I try to backup the tree at the third-level (e.g.
/coyote/dsk3/), the client pretty much siezes immediately and
dsmerror.log
says "B/A Txn Producer Thread, fatal error, Signal 11". The server
shows
the session as "SendW" an
Some more details.
I added the TRACE options you recommended.
While the backup still immediately fails, I got some more information.
The "Producer Thread" failure now includes the detail:
"linux86/psunxthr.cpp (184)". The only hit I get on these messages, is
apar: IC30292. But the applicab
I am going down this path, already. I have started doing some instrument
traces. However, the results seem to show nothing, when backing up only
specific sub-sub-subdirectories. What time accumulation there is, is in
"Solve Tree" and/or "Process Dirs". No big surprise, there.
However, then I try
OK what about my other question (are you sure backups exist for the
files in question?)
Try running the client as root. See if that makes a difference. Also try:
dsmc q ba /u02/ -su=y -ina
>From the Admin client, run
query occupancy spromer07 /u02
to see how many files the server thi
First, you should work with whoever owns that system in order to ensure
that you can get the access you need to perform your investigations.
When the backup appears to "hang", what does the QUERY SESSION admin
command show for this node?
Is the TSM process consuming any CPU?
Configure the client
Andrew,
I get the following when I typed in that command
$ dsmc query filespace
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface - Version 5, Release 1, Level
5.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1990, 2002 All Rights Reserved.
Node Name: SPROMER07
Session established with serve
Ok Richard I typed in the following, and received
the message below. The files I am trying to restore are
from the following date 3/22/05. So maybe it does
have to do with file owner and superuser accounts.
$ dsmc query backup -ina -su=yes /u02/exports/prga/
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line B
Are you certain that backups exist for this file?
What is the output of:
dsmc query filespace
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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The only d
Tim -
Your best course of action is to perform a contextual query and see if
that file shows up, amidst its neighboring files: it may well be that
the file does not exist in server storage (expired some time ago). So
do...
dsmc query backup -ina -su=yes /u02/exports/prga/
If it doesn't show up, t
Thanks Richard,
Mark, thanks to you also I tried what you put in but still no luck
same message
$ dsmc rest "/u02/exports/prga/*" -subdir=yes -pick -ina
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface - Version 5, Release 1, Level
5.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1990, 200
You might try
dsmc rest "/u02/exports/prga/*" -subdir=yes -pick -ina
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Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
I am having issues backing up a large Linux server (client=5.2.3.0).
The TSM server is also on a RH Linux box (5.2.2.5).
This system has over 4.6M objects.
A standard incremental WILL NOT complete successfully. It usually
hangs/times-out/etc.
The troubles seem to be rela
Folks,
It appears that the script we normally use wasn't working on these batch of
tapes...
I used the following and was successful:
label libv library_name search=bulk labelsource=barcode checkin=scratch
overwrite=yes
Everything worked fine!
Thanks for all of your help and your quick respons
Our DR tests of using a backup TSM server with the exisiting 3494 tape
libraries ran into problems.
The setup:
- both the DR TSM server and the Prod TSM server are connected to the
switch and the libraries (lmcp) points and the devices show active.
However, the addressing on each server is slightl
Hi,
I have seen a similar problem with .Net Framework and temporary
security/policy files which was supposed to be solved in 5.2.
Ask the exchange admin who should know if you can exclude the file(s).
Client version?
//Henrik
William Boyer
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OK Craig, I did the following so I could pick the files
that I would like to restore but received the same message.
$ dsmc rest "/u02/exports/prga/*" -pick -inactive=yes
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface - Version 5, Release 1, Level 5.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corp
You are going to want to use the full path to the object being restored.
Craig Riley
Children's Hospital in Denver
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Hello,
I am now trying to restore a inactive file using the command line.
but its no working. I am getting the following
$ dsmc rest prga.log -inactive -pick
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface - Version 5, Release 1,
Level 5.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1990,
I had trouble with some new ones and come to find out they were formatted
wrong from the company we received them from.
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns International
WWJD
Jonathan Kaufman
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My experience with "new" tapes is that you have to label them first before
you can use them within tsm.
If you have a barcode reader and a library with bulk I/O slots (like I do)
the command would be:
label libv library_name search=bulk labels=barcode checkin=scr
Which would label all the volu
Something like
LABEL LIBVOLUME HP-ROBOT SEARCH=BULK LABELSOURCE=BARCODE CHECKIN=SCRATCH
OVERWRITE=YES
Cordialement/Best Regards
François LEGER
Dave Zarnoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Usual cause is failure to locally label the tapes: Label Libvolume.
See that error message in http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
for further experiential notes.
Richard Sims
On Mar 29, 2005, at 9:32 AM, Dave Zarnoch wrote:
Folks,
I think I've seen this before but I can't remember
Every
Hey, no run-on sentences, Tim. :-)
I take the error message to be "The page cannot be displayed" and that
it is the Web GUI interface being employed. We don't know if this has
ever worked for you. Be sure that you are using a modern web browser,
and going at the HTTPport number defined in the syst
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>I think I've seen this before but I can't remember
>
>Every new scratch tape I try to insert into the library is giving me:
>
>ANR8355E I/O Error reading label
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>The tape appears to be checked in as scratch but
Folks,
I think I've seen this before but I can't remember
Every new scratch tape I try to insert into the library is giving me:
ANR8355E I/O Error reading label
The tape appears to be checked in as scratch but when TSM
tries to use them, they error out.
Thanks!
DaveZ
John -
Congrats on moving to a "real" operating system.
I don't have a 3581: someone who has one may be able to provide
specific insight, but as none has appeared yet, some general
guidance... It sounds like you somehow ended up with "SCSI" device
configurations instead of "LTO" type. Begin by doi
Not to nitpick, but you'd be better off putting the tablespaces into
backup mode one at a time in your shell script, because Oracle has to do
additional (larger) logging when a tablespace is in backup mode.
Basically it has to log OS block images instead of DB page or data
images. Anyway, if you h
I have a client with a Windows2003 server with Exchange 2003 on it. Lately he
started seeing errors in his nightly non-Exchange
backups relating to a file in the C:\Windows\WinSxS folder. I've search the
archives and came up dry. No hits on IBM either. I
Google search brought up some information
Zoltan,
I had a similar problem on a Windows box with 5.4 million files. Tivoli
said that I couldn't do the backup/restore with a 32 bit client because
each file in the catalog takes 1k and the 32 bit program could only
address 4 GB of memory. Here is a link they gave me:
http://www-1.ibm.c
You may need to look at more than one solution here. Please check if you
can confirm that at LAN switch level the overall utilization of TSM port
is higher than 85% AND if multiple TSM clients have backup problems
because of 'network bottleneck' on TSM GigEth interface. Etherchannel
and load balanc
Thanks for the suggestion.
We have tried it. Same results. Things just go to sleep !
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I am trying to do a restore using the TSM gui the client
is aix 5.1.5 and the TSM version is 5.3.
I keep getting the following message
The page cannot be displayed does anyone know why this is
coming up?
Thanks in advance!
Jin Bae Chi wrote:
If SCSI is directly attached to only one server and the other cannot see
at all, I don't see how you will make it shared. Both servers must see
any shared drive at OS level. If FC drive on LTO libr is too expensive,
you can take a look at IBM 2108 SAN Data gateway router.
Gus
T
Thanks Bill - this has solved it
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 07:16:55 -0700, Bill Smoldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, now, check that your dsm.opt in the client/ba/bin directory contains the
> line
>
> servername edcbkup
>
> add this line to the first stanza before the line
>
> password access g
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