On Feb 20, 2001, "John R. Jackson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This appears to be caused by someone getting a little too enthusiastic
with ssize_t (signed size type), which apparently your OS does not
provide, at least in the normal include files.
It would probably be sufficient to add
On Feb 20, 2001, "FFx" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my exact version is : amanda 2.4.2-19991216-beta1
Then yours pre-dates the patch. Time to upgrade :-)
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---/var/log/messages---
Feb 20 04:19:39 fordprefect kernel: scsi : aborting command
due to timeout :
pid 1653712, scsi0, channel 0, id 2, lun 0 Write (6) 01 00 00 40 00
Feb 20 04:19:41 fordprefect kernel: SCSI host 0 abort (pid
1653712) timed
out - resetting
Feb 20 04:19:41
Adapter is an AHA2940U2W, only internaly connected to the ADR50i.
So cable length ca. 30cm. - SCSI cabling and terminator are OK.
Ok, now if I remember, this adapter has 2 buses (1 Fast/Ultra and 1 LVD/SE) and
4 connectors, 3 internal et 1 external. How is the ADR50i connected to the board.
Hi, I have just upgraded from amanda 2.4.1 to 2.4.2. After an amflush I
received the following warning:
Scanning /dump...
lost+found: skipping cruft directory, perhaps you should delete it.
Could not find any Amanda directories to flush.
Not sure what to do with thing (English not
On Feb 20, 2001, Patrick LIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can i know where i can find gnu tar 1.3.19
See docs/INSTALL in 2.4.2p1
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macintosh clients have been discussed before, but as far as what I've
seen, the best way to keep mac files on an amanda backup schedual is to
keep the mac files on a unix based (linux+netatalk) fileserver
"F.M. Taylor" wrote:
I know not of MAC, but have been asked "Can this new backup system
I've been wrestling with some fairly slow backups for a while now. I
have amanda 2.4.2 server, running a dual 733 dell rack server, (256mb
ram, UW scsi disk) with a 3com 100mb switch stack. the network is far
from saturated.
the only thing that gets me are the clients.. I have 3 SGI's, a
I've found a message in teh archives (# 25664) that describes my problem, but it
doesn't seem to be answered there. When doing an amrecover, I load a tape using
'amtape conf label tapelabel' which loads the tape fine, then this happens:
Load tape SMGDR1-06 now
Continue? [Y/n]: Y
EOF, check
Yop again!
i sucessfully upgraded to amanda 2.4.2
but my original path to the am* binaries changed from /usr/sbin to
/usr/local/sbin
so i copied my /etc/amanda/conf files to /usr/local/etc/amanda/conf
when i run the "new" amcheck utility "/usr/local/sbin/amcheck conf" i got
the error:
I have a SEAGATE DAT (DDS-3) tape backup drive, it holds around 1 gig of info, i'm
having some errors with the amanda amdump
First off, which I think is the largest error is in the
/var/log/amanda/DailySet1/log.20010220.0, in which it gives this error message:
ERROR taper no-tape [rewinding
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Why Oh Why didn't I take the Blue Pill...
Well, MacOS-X is UNIX (FreeBSD), so should probably wait for the
upgrade :-)
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Ben Kochie wrote:
macintosh clients have been discussed before, but as far as what I've
seen, the best way to keep mac files on an amanda backup schedual is to
keep the mac files on a unix based
These are tapetypes obtained with old 90-meter tapes and a new
125-meter tape purchased from Tecmar.
Cheers,
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" Plus you have the wonderful narrative of how [Dubya] got where
he now is. It took his brother, his father, his father's
friends, the Florida secretary of
Sorry about the etiquette.. I was expecting to converse via the mailing list but got a
number of direct responses.
nocomp-user
program is set to DUMP
Dirk
- Original Message -
From: "John R. Jackson"
In the future, you might want to respond to the whole list. They're used
to it
The 'program' listed was DUMP so I added
program 'GNUTAR' to my disklist ...
amadmin now says GNUTAR but the same error comes up in the report.
Huh? Amdump still complains about /etc? Is amcheck still happy?
What's in /tmp/amanda/sendsize*debug on the client?
What version of GNU tar do you
when i run the "new" amcheck utility "/usr/local/sbin/amcheck conf" i got
the error:
/usr/local/etc/amanda/conf/amanda.conf", line 85: configuration keyword
expected
"/usr/local/etc/amanda/conf/amanda.conf", line 85: end of line expected
"/usr/local/etc/amanda/conf/amanda.conf", line 88:
Does anyone know if there is a problem using the DLT7 with amanda or
solaris 2.6 or if there are drivers for solaris 8?
I don't know what a "DLT7" is, but on the assumption it's a DLT7000,
they work fine at 2.6. I've got almost a dozen.
Why? Are you having trouble?
Denyce
John R. Jackson,
i still have a prob with amrecover in 2.4.2pl1
i never have this prob in previous version
i run amanda server on a Sun sol 2.6
...
but when i try amrecover on the server , to restore a file or dir
i always have :
...
error reading tape: Connection reset by peer
Is there anything of interest in
I've been wrestling with some fairly slow backups for a while now. I
have amanda 2.4.2 server, running a dual 733 dell rack server, (256mb
ram, UW scsi disk) with a 3com 100mb switch stack. ...
The first thing that always pops to mind when 100Mbit is involved is a
duplex mismatch. If one
These are tapetypes obtained with old 90-meter tapes and a new
125-meter tape purchased from Tecmar.
Thanks. Would you mind adding those to the FAQ at www.amanda.org?
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"John" == John R Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John Planner generates the list of what to do based on size, requests for
John special service (forced full dumps, etc) and so on. That's a text "file"
John with one line per disk piped into driver.
Does the planner consider the
I checked the amidxtaped.debug, and I've figured out what the problem is.
After amtape is called with either the 'label blah' or 'current' or any
other where it returns the amlabel of the tape, amtape does not rewind the
tape when it's finished reading the amlabel.
... Is there a way to have
ERROR taper no-tape [rewinding tape: Input/output error]
FAIL driver fserver /home/accounting 0 [can't switch to incremental dump]
I'm not sure what this means ...
Did you have any trouble when you ran amlabel on these tapes?
Basically, Amanda is just reporting to you what the OS told it.
I've just installed amanda for the first time. A test amdump gives me the foll
owing report...
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
localhost/etc lev 0 FAILED [disk /etc offline on localhost?]
First, I suggest using the real host name rather than "localhost".
You'll be much happier
Hi
I've just installed amanda for the first time. A test amdump gives me the following
report...
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
localhost/etc lev 0 FAILED [disk /etc offline on localhost?]
Any light-shining would be appreciated
thanks
Dirk
I notice:
chio params
/dev/ch0: 6 slots, 1 drive, 0 picker
/dev/ch0: current picker: 0
that it says it has no picker when I suspect it should say it has 1 picker.
In the past I've worked around this by hacking libexec/chg-chio to ignore
this "situation". ...
Where is the "right" place to
Wouldn't it be easer to (try and) change the code to use this priority
field also for normal operation ?
Possibly. I've wondered why the value is not used for this as well.
It would be disgustingly easy (which may or may not be a good thing :-)
-- we just need to change the sort routine used
Am Dienstag, 20. Februar 2001 00:22 schrieben Sie:
Hi!
If ./configure cannot find the right program (it looks for "Mail",
"mailx" and "mail"), you can set the "MAILER" environment variable to
a full path to a mail program that understands "-s subject user".
When you're done, run "amadmin xx
Hi!
root@fileserver:/usr/local/sbin ./amrestore /dev/sg5 king
/dev/sg5 is a changer. The tape device is /dev/nst0, and that's what
amrestore wants.
OK, i tested it with this commands:
amanda@fileserver:~ cd /usr/local/sbin/
amanda@fileserver:/usr/local/sbin ./amrestore /dev/nst0
Hi - especially Chris Marble and John Jackson...
What a wonderful thing sleep is...
Based on various suggestions, I forced amanda to use GNUTAR.
Running amcheck again, it complained about a non-existant directory (gnutar-lists)
which I created
amdump worked!
Thanks Chris / John for responding
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