Gil Vidals wrote:
I'm new to Amanda and after several days of reading the docs. I'm
still unclear as to when is it necessary to restart Amanda. In
particular, is it necessary for me to restart amanda after making
changes to the amanda.conf file on the tapehost? If so, what is the
proper way
I'm new to Amanda and after several days of reading the docs. I'm still
unclear as to when is it necessary to restart Amanda. In particular, is it
necessary for me to restart amanda after making changes to the
amanda.conffile on the tapehost? If so, what is the proper way to
restart amanda?
--Gil
>From Jean-Louis Martineau writes:
> I think your exclude will match nothing, you should read gnutar
> documentation.
> Use './gen13/coal/r03/noback' or './gen13/coal/r03/noback/*'.
Thanks very much! I didn't even think of that, it really helps to
have someone else look at your problem.
Steve
Steven Backus wrote:
Here is gen13-excludelist:
./gen13/coal/r03/noback/
I'm using amanda 2.5.2p1. Is this too deep to exclude? Can anyone
help me debug this?
I think your exclude will match nothing, you should read gnutar
documentation.
Use './gen13/coal/r03/noback' or './gen13/coal/r03
Chris Kottaridis wrote:
I want to remotely backup a machine and I want the data to have some
sort of encryption while it is going across the net between the client
and server. I don't want to store the data encrypted on the tape or on
the server's holding disk. I just want to make sure data doe
Craig,
On Tue, Nov 20, 2007 at 07:51:00AM +1100, Craig Dewick wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007, Brian Cuttler wrote:
>
> >Platform, Solaris 9, Amanda 2.4.4, MTX 1.3.9
> >Nope, not fixed, here are updated logs, any help would be apreciated.
> >
> >Oddly... we seem ok on the C2 jukebox but not the L9,
I have several excludelists and most work but one doesn't. Here's
an example of one that works. In amanda.conf:
define dumptype comp-ambiance-home1-tar {
global
exclude list "/usr/local/etc/amanda/genepi/home1-excludelist"
program "GNUTAR"
comment "user partitions dumped with ta
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007, Brian Cuttler wrote:
Platform, Solaris 9, Amanda 2.4.4, MTX 1.3.9
Nope, not fixed, here are updated logs, any help would be apreciated.
Oddly... we seem ok on the C2 jukebox but not the L9, same software
on the same machine. Not even matching machines, two amanda configs
on
I want to remotely backup a machine and I want the data to have some
sort of encryption while it is going across the net between the client
and server. I don't want to store the data encrypted on the tape or on
the server's holding disk. I just want to make sure data doesn't go
across the net in th
apes and its only
> an L9 (9 tapes) with a limited tape pool of about 40 tapes, manually
> updated weekly.
> amtape notesx update
amtape: scanning all 6 slots in tape-changer rack:
slot 6: date X label NOTESX20
slot 1: date 20071119 label NOTESX15
slot : could not read result from &
Stefan,
I think a related thread was discussed a couple of weeks ago.
In my case, this is not something I'm doing, not running amanda
within the virtual machine. Rather I am running amanda in the
(Solaris) global-zone and using it to backup the non-global zone
data, since its the partent/owner of
Greets, amanda-users,
has anyone successfully tried to use Amanda inside a VM, especially one
running on VMware ESX Server?
ESX does bring its own hardened OS and from the infos I got so far it
isn't possible to just install additional software (I will test that as
soon my test license is here).
Opps, seem to have fixed the error myself, before bugging either
list, however I will present the following in case there is something
that might be generally helpful.
My "fix" was to disable the barcode reader in the amanda config
file that sets the mtx parameters. This is acceptable at my site
The problem is in the changer script, it doesn't use the -otapedev.
The fix is to tell amdump to not use the changer:
amdump ... -o tapedev=/no/such/device -o "tpchanger="
Jean-Louis
Gerrit A. Smit -TI- wrote:
We have a tape-robot with tapes to dump on, but sometimes I don't want to dump
to t
We have a tape-robot with tapes to dump on, but sometimes I don't want to dump
to tape directly: the data of some small clients, which are available during the
Monday morning meeting of their users, should be hold, to be flushed to tape as
side-effect of the nightly dumps of the other clients.
Unt
Thanks for the replies. I have now parallel dumpers, and they seem to
be running faster as well.
Regards,
Charles
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 06:56:35 -0500
Jean-Louis Martineau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> amstatus clearly tell you it run one dumper because of 'no-bandwidth'.
> You must increase 'net
sorry for top-posting, but I give up.
Or, my english is not good enough, or you succeed in answering
clear questions with misty and foggy answers.
On 2007-11-19 04:34, fedora wrote:
Relabeling erases the tape, indeed. But why relabel it? Do you mean
that you keep inserting the same tape over a
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