Title: Edit tapelist to change tape order
I have a problem with tapelist file (shown below)
20051123 bkalfa-all07 reuse
20051123 bkalfa-all06 reuse
20051116 bkalfa-all04 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all03 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all02 reuse
20051109 bkalfa-all00 reuse
0 bkalfa-all05 reuse
0
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On Tuesday, 29.11.2005 at 11:09 +, Dave Ewart wrote:
Hello all,
Does anyone have a tapetype definition for a Quantum DLT-V4? This is a
160GB native capacity drive and is connected to an Adaptec 29160
Ultra160 SCSI adapter.
I would like
Richard Pyne wrote:
I am STILL trying to get amanda set up to run with an adic
Scalar 458 changer with three DLT4000 drives.
[...]
I decided to try to label a tape. After that failed miserably, I
decided to take a step back and just try to get chg-scsi to
work.
Is there a reason you cannot
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 09:53:26AM +0100, Montagni, Giovanni wrote:
I have a problem with tapelist file (shown below)
20051123 bkalfa-all07 reuse
20051123 bkalfa-all06 reuse
20051116 bkalfa-all04 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all03 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all02 reuse
20051109 bkalfa-all00 reuse
0
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 09:53:26AM +0100, Montagni, Giovanni enlightened us:
I have a problem with tapelist file (shown below)
20051123 bkalfa-all07 reuse
20051123 bkalfa-all06 reuse
20051116 bkalfa-all04 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all03 reuse
20051110 bkalfa-all02 reuse
20051109 bkalfa-all00
How do I query amanda for the next tape?
I run my backups on my home server; at times I am away from home so I
can't feed the tapes in daily.
I would like to be emailed a reminder telling me which tape is next.
Right now amanda tells me which tape it expects when it completes a
successful
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Inviato: giovedì 1 dicembre 2005 14.42
A: amanda-users@amanda.org
Oggetto: Re: Edit tapelist to change tape order
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 09:53:26AM +0100, Montagni, Giovanni
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 06:53:31AM -0800, Yan Seiner enlightened us:
How do I query amanda for the next tape?
I run my backups on my home server; at times I am away from home so I
can't feed the tapes in daily.
I would like to be emailed a reminder telling me which tape is next.
Right
Yan Seiner wrote:
How do I query amanda for the next tape?
I run my backups on my home server; at times I am away from home so I
can't feed the tapes in daily.
I would like to be emailed a reminder telling me which tape is next.
Right now amanda tells me which tape it expects when it
I suppose you have to run an
Amadmin yourconf tape
From the amadmin manual:
tape Display the tape(s) Amanda expects to write to during the next run.
Giovanni
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Inviato: giovedì 1 dicembre
On 1 Dec 2005 at 13:25, Alexander Jolk wrote:
Richard Pyne wrote:
I am STILL trying to get amanda set up to run with an adic
Scalar 458 changer with three DLT4000 drives.
[...]
I decided to try to label a tape. After that failed miserably, I
decided to take a step back and just try to
On Thu, 1 Dec 2005 at 6:53am, Yan Seiner wrote
How do I query amanda for the next tape?
I run my backups on my home server; at times I am away from home so I can't
feed the tapes in daily.
I would like to be emailed a reminder telling me which tape is next. Right
now amanda tells me which
Hi
Testing a restore on the above config i have found this error. Backups
run fine but this is the error when trying to do a restore on it -
Anyone seen it before as i have not come accross this - Restore is being
attempted NOT on the same server that did the backup
amrestore: 53:
Tom,
What OS and dump version was the data backed up from? What OS and dump version
are you trying to restore to?
In general, the dump type (xfsdump, vdump, etc.) and sometimes even the
version must be the same for backup and restore. This is an unfortunate
consequence of Amanda's use of
What OS and dump version was the data backed up from? What OS and dump version
are you trying to restore to?
In general, the dump type (xfsdump, vdump, etc.) and sometimes even the
version must be the same for backup and restore. This is an unfortunate
consequence of Amanda's use of native
What OS and dump version was the data backed up from? What OS and dump version
are you trying to restore to?
In general, the dump type (xfsdump, vdump, etc.) and sometimes even the
version must be the same for backup and restore. This is an unfortunate
consequence of Amanda's use of native
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 04:15:09PM +, Tom Brown wrote:
What OS and dump version was the data backed up from? What OS and dump
version are you trying to restore to?
In general, the dump type (xfsdump, vdump, etc.) and sometimes even the
version must be the same for backup and restore.
server that ran the backup
Linux 2.4.21-27.0.2.ELsmp
dump 0.4b37
client that got backed up
Linux 2.6.9-22.ELsmp
dump 0.4b39
sorry to reply to myself here but on another test
client
Linux 2.4.20
dump 0.4b27
and the same server did a succesful restore so it seems that if the
client version
and i can confirm that even on the server that did the backup i get the
same garbage when trying to restore - Is the dump version difference the
issue do you think?
Well, if you're getting this issue on the original server, then version
differences are probably not the problem.
Amrecover
Jehan PROCACCIA wrote:
Hello
I've been saving partitions with amanda (dumps) for weeks now ...
unfortunaltly while needing to restore a file I got garbage :-(
For exemple, here's what I expected from the file I needed:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
How long does amanda keep in its catalog a backup image?
I mean, what is the oldest backup I can restore for a specific client?
Is this configurable (for example, keep only the backups not older than 2
months)
or does this depend exclusively on the number of tapes amanda knows?
Thanks
Hello
I've been saving partitions with amanda (dumps) for weeks now ...
unfortunaltly while needing to restore a file I got garbage :-(
For exemple, here's what I expected from the file I needed:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /var/www/html/server/settings/siteaccess/site_unite_server_en]
$ cat
Hi Jehan
What do you mean by
Since then, I fsck.ext3 -f the /var partition which caused me the
problems, it works fine now (last 3 days) ,
What works fine? The restore? Are you not seeing the file corruption
anymore?
Thanks
tk
Jehan PROCACCIA wrote:
Hello
I've been saving partitions
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 at 8:05pm, C Shore wrote
I'm wondering if amanda can handle having two different configurations
which are used on alternating two week periods. I know I could set up
DailySet1 and DailySet2 and a crontab that ran DailySet1 for the first
two weeks of the month and DailySet2
Edson Noboru Yamada wrote:
Hi,
How long does amanda keep in its catalog a backup image?
I mean, what is the oldest backup I can restore for a specific client?
Amanda keeps the online info and index of a tape until it is reused,
or until you label a tape (with force flag) with the same label,
and the same server did a succesful restore so it seems that if the
client version of dump is higher than the server the restore barfs
however the opposite appears to give a good restore -
Looks like i'm going to have to install myself a new server box with
dump 0.4b39 so get around this
Hi
there,
I
need a little help. I've installed Amanda server with clients through a
firewall. Everything is OK except when the disklist
includes the AIX client the amverify command on the
server produces hundreds of these errors:
/bin/gtar: ./987366/cred: invalid sparse archive member
--On December 1, 2005 7:12:30 PM -0500 Ed Kenny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I need a little help. I've installed Amanda server with clients through a
firewall. Everything is OK except when the disklist includes the AIX
client the amverify command on the server produces hundreds of
Ed Kenny wrote:
/bin/gtar: ./987366/cred: invalid sparse archive member
...
(/)- /usr/bin/tar --version
tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1
...
(/root)- /bin/tar --version
tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1
But you restored with /bin/gtar. Is that the same binary as
/usr/bin/tar on the AIX?
What does /bin/gtar
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 03:15:04PM -0500, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 at 8:05pm, C Shore wrote
I'm wondering if amanda can handle having two different configurations
which are used on alternating two week periods. I know I could set up
DailySet1 and DailySet2 and a
Thanks!
There is a document called PORT.USAGE. Available in the source
docs directory or at amanda.org.
Actually, the precise URL is:
http://www.amanda.org/docs/portusage.html
Ok, well, I've tried to decipher the doc, but I'm not quite sure about a
few things.
I started writing a
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Jon LaBadie wrote:
What does two identical configs buy you that you don't get from
a single config where 1/2 the tapes are moved offsite bi-weekly?
Or even better (IMNSHO) a dumpcycle of 1 week with 1/4 of the
tapes moved offsite weekly.
Erm.
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