Could someone please help me with a little advice on the interpretation
of the attached Amanda log? I have been receiving this error for the
second day in a row now.
The line:
souterrain sda3 lev 2 FAILED [out of tape]
made me think that my backup volume was larger than my tape.
But the total
John R. Jackson wrote:
I've been trying all day to compile the latest stable release of amanda on aix
4.3.3. ...
I do this pretty often with no problem.
What do you mean by the latest stable release?
Thinking of AIX 5L as unstable?
I was wondering if anyone had experience with various drivers for
autoloaders with DLT or AME autoloaders in Linux. Every dealer that I
talk to claims that I must buy 3rd party software
to get the drivers for their autoloaders/libraries. From the posts to
the list, it seems that there are
John Jolet wrote:
I've been trying all day to compile the latest stable release of amanda on aix
4.3.3. Everything seems fine, except when it hits the client-src directory, it fails
thusly:
Making all in client-src
/usr/bin/sh ../libtool --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.
Erik van der Meulen wrote:
Could someone please help me with a little advice on the interpretation
of the attached Amanda log? I have been receiving this error for the
second day in a row now.
The line:
souterrain sda3 lev 2 FAILED [out of tape]
made me think that my backup volume
Hello,
you can't get access on devices at remote hosts except you export the
device on the remote host (NFS).
Try to install amanda on the remote host as a client. See the docs how
to do that.
Travis Rail schrieb:
How do I give amanda access file systems on a remote host? I get this error
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001 at 10:37pm, C. Chan wrote
In short there is no simple answer.
Exactly. Let me add one more thing to consider, and that is vendor
reliability. Some groups here were recently testing AIT2 vs. Mammoth2.
They liked Mammoth2, but went with AIT2 because a) it offered similar
Also Sprach Joshua Baker-LePain:
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001 at 10:37pm, C. Chan wrote
In short there is no simple answer.
Exactly. Let me add one more thing to consider, and that is vendor
reliability.
This might be better described as vendor viability - how likely
is it a vendor will exist
Does anyone know why the chg-scsi would be missing from the libexec
directory? ...
Sigh. My guess would be a problem with a GNU tool we use called automake.
I'll see if I can track it down, but it's all black art to me.
FWIW, I've upgraded my copy of automake (which was a bit of an adventure
Current st09:00: sns = f0 3
ASC= c ASCQ= 0
In addition to what Bernhard mentioned, the various hardware manuals I
have seem to agree that an ASC/ASCQ of 0x0c/0x00 means write error,
which is basically the drive telling you I didn't like something,
you figure it out (hardware engineers are
How do I give amanda access file systems on a remote host? I get this error
when I run amcheck.
ERROR: HOSTNAME: [can not access /dev/sdd1 (sdd1): Permission denied]
The usual approach is to put your Amanda user in the group that owns
the device and enable group read (but not write). Or, you
... I have examined the index files and they look okay.
Does each line start with a big number, or do they look like this:
/
/lost+found/
/.dt/
/.dt/sessions/
/.dt/sessions/home/
/.dt/sessions/home/dt.session
/.dt/sessions/home/dtqWaG0a
/.dt/sessions/home/dt.settings
...
If
They start with a big number... *sigh*
I have installed GNU tar version 1.13 built with Sun's Forte C compiler. I
will try one of the version that you have suggested.
Many thanks for the quick response!
Chris O'Regan
These dumps were to tape Datapark08.
Tonight's dumps should go onto 1 tape: Datapark10.
...
so the tape for tonight instead of 09, it jumps to 10. And this is
happening quite often lately so I can't predict which tape to go in next
and have to rely on the report. ...
Your tapelist file
Hi Oliver,
That is what I thought too. However, the tape number jump to
different number of tape instead of the usual. For instance, in this case
in the report:
===
These dumps were to tape Datapark08.
Tonight's dumps should go onto 1 tape: Datapark10.
===
so the tape for tonight instead of 09, it jumps to 10. And this is
happening quite often lately so I can't predict which tape to go in next
and have to rely on the report. So I guess my question would be is there a
way to by pass certain directories, eg. the mail queue, ?
Tape order and
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