Let's solve this a problem at a time...Does mtx work with the device?
What device are you using for the changer (/dev/sg0)? What does
"loaderinfo /dev/sg0" give (substitute your changer info for /dev/sg0)?
You need to make sure that mtx actually gives you the changer info,
status, etc before yo
On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 03:47:44PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using /bin/sh
>
> First line libtool:
>
> #! /sbin/sh
>
> Echo in libtool:
>
> # An echo program that does not interpret backslashes.
> echo="print -r"
Could you change the first line of libtool to use ksh instead of sh?
I'm using /bin/sh
First line libtool:
#! /sbin/sh
Echo in libtool:
# An echo program that does not interpret backslashes.
echo="print -r"
What's the relationship between the libtool above & "./configure
--disable-libtool" which is how I ran configure ( and user, group,etc. )
--
toby bluhm
Aloha,
I've installed the amanda on linux 7.2 from the
rpms that came with the os.
I'm unable to make the chg-zd-mtx changer script
work with mtx.
I've tried both mtx.1.2.13 and mtx.1.2.17 - they
both say this:
Anybody got a clue as to why I get the 'badly
formed result from changer' error?
Anyone have a tapetype for the Overland LoaderXpress LTO?
It also goes under the Seagate Viper2000 badge.
Its a 11 slot Ultrium LTO based on the Seagate Drive
and Overland Changer.
For now, Im trying the HP LTO tapetype.
thanks
pete
If you are indeed using iptables, look into the DNAT and SNAT
components...they are very useful for what you want to do. Amanda has a
more or less (if compiled that way) set range of ports used that is
fairly well documented. Used in conjunction with *NAT options it should
allow you to do wha
Kurt Olsen wrote:
Aloha,
Does anybody know what version of mtx understand cmd line args of '-s'
as opposed to 'status'?
Or alternatively - anybody know why the amanda chg-zd-mtx script won't
cooperate with the
version of mtx (and amanda) that came with my linux 7.2 system?
Mahalo (thanks)
K
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 05:33:25PM -0700, Jerry wrote:
> Actually I thought I saw a post on here before that
> you can, in newer versions, backup to disk. Also, on
> sourceforge there is a utility called "backuppc"
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/backuppc/
>
> It looks to be a disk-only solu
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 11:42:52AM -0700, Jerry wrote:
> There is a firewall between my backup server and one
> of the hosts I want backup.
the most expedient method of getting to the host in our experience, is to
set up a VPN connection from the firewall to the machine you want to back
up. that w
That would only allow connections back in, but that
assumes they can get back inwhich I don't think
they can given the NAT situation. Let me clarify:
Tape Server
10.100.100.x
|
firewall
nat all lab stuff out to public ip 9.x.x.x
|
Client to backup
Sees tape server as nated 9.x.x.x
Can you break up the stuff into subdirectories, or
files that are less than 1 tape?
i.e.
/bigparition might be 1 TB
but you might have:
filea < 1 tape
fileb < 1 tape
filec < 1 tape
etc etc
As long as you can, you should be able to use tar with
amanda, exclude certain files, and backup the ones
I am using mtx from sourceforge, which uses 'status'
and the chg-zd-mtx script. I am not sure about the
one with 7.2.
--- Kurt Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> Does anybody know what version of mtx understand cmd
> line args of '-s' as opposed to 'status'?
> Or alternatively - anybo
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 at 9:18am, Kurt Olsen wrote
> Hi all, I've been tasked with coming up with a backup solution that can deal
> with 3 terabytes of storage.
> It may not all need backing up at once, and it's split between three servers
> about a terabyte each (I think).
*snip*
> Oh, I need to h
Aloha,
Does anybody know what version of mtx understand
cmd line args of '-s' as opposed to 'status'?
Or alternatively - anybody know why the amanda
chg-zd-mtx script won't cooperate with the
version of mtx (and amanda) that came with my linux
7.2 system?
Mahalo (thanks)
Kurt Olsen
Hi all, I've been tasked with coming up with a backup solution that can deal
with 3 terabytes of storage.
It may not all need backing up at once, and it's split between three servers
about a terabyte each (I think).
It has to be unattended (Assuming enough stackers-n-tapes) - The question I
have i
Hi tobias,
Which shell are you using?
What's the first line of libtool?
What's the value of 'echo' in the libtool program?
Jean-Louis
On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 09:39:41AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I tried 2.4.3 & get a libtool error ( as jfkoenig suggested I would! )
>
>
> /sbin/sh ../li
Jerry wrote:
Is amanda NAT friendly?
i.e. I have a tape server with a private ip address
(10.100.100.x) and I want to backup a server outside
of that space with a public ip. When the server
contacts the system with the public ip it gets nat'ed
to a different ip.
What I need to know is if every
Partially commenting to others replies too.
On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 03:02:15PM +0100, Patrick M. Hausen wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> We have a database server that is backed up daily using Amanda
> to a dedicated tape drive.
>
> Sun E3500
> Sun E1000 RAID, ~170 GB of storage
> LTO tape connected to LVD
Hi all!
Andreas Baier wrote:
> my answer seems to be a bit off-topic. but have you ever given a
> Lgical Volume Manager a try - you could stop your oracle-instance,
> issue the snapshot of the filesystem, startup your oracle and have
> almost all-the time in the world for your backup while you
I'm not an expert in UFS, but could the drive be getting fragmented? Are
you running with compression, and could the data in the database be
getting more chaotic, thus increasing the size (as well as the time to
compress) of the compressed file?
--- "Patrick M. Hausen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried 2.4.3 & get a libtool error ( as jfkoenig suggested I would! )
/sbin/sh ../libtool --mode=link cc -g -o genversion genversion.o
versuff.o alloc.o clock.o debug.o error.o util.o file.o -lm
-ltermcap
../libtool: print: not found
../libtool: print: not found
../libtool: print:
Is amanda NAT friendly?
i.e. I have a tape server with a private ip address
(10.100.100.x) and I want to backup a server outside
of that space with a public ip. When the server
contacts the system with the public ip it gets nat'ed
to a different ip.
What I need to know is if everything occurs ov
Hi all!
We have a database server that is backed up daily using Amanda
to a dedicated tape drive.
Sun E3500
Sun E1000 RAID, ~170 GB of storage
LTO tape connected to LVD controller
One and only application on this system is an Oracle database
server (8i). The tables are kept in one filesystem (UF
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 at 4:32pm, Christopher C.J. Keist wrote
> Actually, I can create a file system (ext2 or ext3) on the optical disk
> and access it just like any other harddrive. So looks like Amanda isn't
> setup to deal with this.
Wrong. 2.4.3 (the latest version) supports using directori
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