[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
am i correct that amanda will not dump a disk that has an
estimate larger than the tape size, correct?
Partially. amanda cannot split dumps larger than tape size. amanda _can_
split tar archives.
i presume this is
because amanda has no way of reliably
using linux (deb potato). ...
Sorry. I thought I saw something about Solaris in your E-mail.
Anyway, on Linux, I think it's done with the mt command, something
like mt -f /dev/nst0 compress off (or it might be datcompression).
Take a look at the man page.
-c
John R. Jackson, Technical
Hi,
I'm now trying to set up amanda-2.4.2p2 at Solaris 7 with DLT drives.
The DLT drive doesn't have changer feature.
I'd like to do something like:
-- level 1 dump on Monday thru Thursday night without tape change
-- 4 incremental back up jobs at one tape
-- weekly full
... I haven't touched something since weeks.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We've all heard that story before :-).
Here is, what amanda report says:
? sendbackup: index tee cannot write [Broken pipe]
What else was in the Amanda report, in particular about this disk or
from taper?
This typically means the
after changing ip address of my amanda server got following error :
server1 / lev 0 FAILED [Request to server1 timed out.]
...
If Christoph's idea about hosts.allow/hosts.deny does not help (and that's
the first thing I thought of, too), look in the FAQ at www.amanda.org for
this message
i'am using Solaris 2.6 + Amanda 2.4.2p2. The backup server is on
linux.
When i'am trying to backup a partition (around 5.5 Gigs) using
tar (gnutar 1.3.19) for cross-platform backup, i just get a time
out and tar seem to run forever.
What kind of timeout? In other words, what is the exact error
I do a special configuration with only the host that I'm having a
problem with (atalante).
and amanda success to do this.
So i'm kind of puzzled about it.
That could just mean whatever made ufsdump upset doesn't happen to be
active at the moment.
-atalante is the backup client host and
tunkki /usr/home lev 2 FAILED [out of tape]
taper: FATAL syncpipe_get: r: unexpected EOF
I've gotten this on two tapes now and various other errors since I
upgraded to 2.5 (CVS) branch in hope of getting the file target to work.
You've got to be nuts to run the 2.5 branch of code.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... If you have a changer and runtapes 1 ...
i change tapes manually, and amanda should ignore this value, i
believe.
Probably true. You could use chg-manual to have a manual tape changer
which would let you set runtapes 1, but that's probably not what you
are
i am using the latest source tarball from amanda.org - i.e. 2.4.2p2
You may want to get the amanda-242-branch CVS source instead. It includes
the chg-scsi that Thomas (the other Thomas :-) is more used to working
with, and has certainly enhanced beyond what comes with the tarball
you're working
Unfortunately, amflush is designed to be run manually and to a
separate tape, and amdump leaves the older dumps in the holding space
untouched even if there's the right tape in the drive.
Do you have any suggestions to this situation?
Two possibilities come to mind:
1) Get enough holding
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Hi,
This little script can be used to keep track of number of tape
usages. I use it with recent GNU tools on a Linux machine.
Multiple skript calls per configuration and day do no harm thanks to
uniq and file time comparison. The calling user needs write access
to the config dir in
hi,
jcarreiro schrieb:
hi,
i have linux debian 2.2r3 and amanda 2.2.4-??
after changing ip address of my amanda server got following error :
server1 / lev 0 FAILED [Request to server1 timed out.]
server2 /archive lev 0 FAILED [Request to server2 timed out.]
DNS FQDN
Harri Haataja wrote:
On Thu, 2 Aug 2001, Amanda backup user wrote:
The dumps were flushed to tape sksp_018.
*** A TAPE ERROR OCCURRED: [[writing file: No space left on device]].
Some dumps may have been left in the holding disk.
Run amflush again to flush them to tape.
The next
Hello,
i'am using Solaris 2.6 + Amanda 2.4.2p2. The backup server is on
linux.
When i'am trying to backup a partition (around 5.5 Gigs) using
tar (gnutar 1.3.19) for cross-platform backup, i just get a time
out and tar seem to run forever.
For the others partitions, i don't have the problem,
* Brian Cuttler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 11:13:44AM -0400)
Gerhard,
In order to run the DLT8000 on irix (pre-6.5.12) I did modify
the device tables, changed the device recognition string but
didn't mess with the parameters so the DLT8000 was treated as
a 7000.
Mods where to
i am *really* sorry if there is another very similar message
that got sent to the list... i am having serious problems with
my web-based email system...
am i correct that amanda will not dump a disk that has an
estimate larger than the tape size, correct? ...
No, that's not quite correct. If
Hi!
I have quite small number of quite huge and expensive tapes (6 * LTO
100GB).
My plan is to let amdump write level 1-n dumps to the holding space on
weekdays and insert the next tape only during the weekend dump which
would have enough space to flush the holding space *and* to run the
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