Greets everyone;
Last nite, my backup went a bit too close to EOT, and hit it while
trying to write the last 75 megs worth of indices and configs.
This drive is supposed to be able to hit EOT, load the next tape and
keep going, but I've never seen it work, nor is there a lot of docs
available
hi there
I tried to do a backup with the amanda backup software. on one pc i got the
amanda server with the tape and on the other the amanda client which i
wanna backup. but i recieve a failure at the amcheck like:
ERROR: srvlnx03.xxx: [addr 172.16.20.10: hostname lookup failed]
Client check: 1 h
Is it possible to create a config with rait writing and where the tape part
is done with some rotation (like few tapes with full backup) and one disk
"tape" with everyday full backup.
In this way I would have a fast recover procedure for the last day and do
the backup only once and not twice for e
Jean-Louis,
I just tried amanda-2.4.4-20030603.tar.gz
With tapedev "rait:{file:/backup,file:/mirror}"
I now get:
$ amlabel Tapeless Tape00
rewinding
amlabel: tape_rewind: rewinding tape: rait:{file:/backup,file:/mirror}: No child
processes
Please advise...
Thanks,
Dick
> Hi Dick,
>
> It d
> How does one backup the local machine (localhost)?
I do not back ip up as local host, but by its name.
in ~amanda_user/.amandahosts
machine_nameamanda_user
and in disklist
machine_name / whatever0 disk
And that works fine.
Olivier
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Greetings,
I'm trying add the local backup machine to the backups. I've checked
amandahosts and both localhost and admin.midco.net is there for backup
privileges. I still get this error:
planner: FAILED admin.midco.net sda9 0 [missing result for sda9 in
admin.midco.net response]
planner: FAILE
Bruce Fletcher wrote:
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 12:57 AM, Paul Bijnens wrote:
The global dumpcycle can be overruled for some specific dumptypes.
So that you can have e.g. a global dumpcycle of 7 days, but a few
important DLE's can specify a dumpcycle 0 (= full backups allways).
Runspercycle and
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 07:31:18AM -0700, Bruce Fletcher wrote:
>
> And how does one cope as data storage requirements start to increase?
> My understanding is that you can do the following:
>
> - if necessary, label a few more tapes and increase the tapecycle
And probably increase "runtapes" to
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 12:57 AM, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Paolo Supino wrote:
more (idiotic) questions: Do the global dumpcycle and the one inside
the backup type mean the same thing? If so do they have
to have the same entry? and then what should I put in the global
dumpcycle, runspercycle an
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