Dustin J. Mitchell schrieb:
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Zembower, Kevin wrote:
3). Is there any way to destroy what's on my holdingdisk now for the tobaccodev
server, so that amanda will again try to backup at the level it tried before?
I've now set the dumptype to use server compression
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 03:17:49PM -0500, shantanu uab wrote:
>
> In summary:
>
> - Crontab will invoke amdump
> - Amanda knows min. frequency of full backups needed and how many times
> amdump will be run from amanda.conf file
> - The clients/files to be backed up are specified in disklist (co
shantanu uab wrote:
In summary:
- Crontab will invoke amdump
- Amanda knows min. frequency of full backups needed and how many times amdump
will be run from amanda.conf file
- The clients/files to be backed up are specified in disklist (could be more
than one)
- Amanda ensures min. freq. of f
In summary:
- Crontab will invoke amdump
- Amanda knows min. frequency of full backups needed and how many times amdump
will be run from amanda.conf file
- The clients/files to be backed up are specified in disklist (could be more
than one)
- Amanda ensures min. freq. of full backup is respect
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Zembower, Kevin wrote:
> 3). Is there any way to destroy what's on my holdingdisk now for the
> tobaccodev server, so that amanda will again try to backup at the level it
> tried before? I've now set the dumptype to use server compression for this
> host, so I m
Nevermind on #4. I found I can say 'amflush DBackup host1 host2 host3'. Thanks.
-Kevin
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Marc, thanks so much for your suggestions. This leads me to these further
questions:
3). Is there any way to destroy what's on my holdingdisk now for the tobaccodev
server, so that amanda will again try to backup at the level it tried before?
I've now set the dumptype to use server compression
Zembower, Kevin schrieb:
taper: tape DBackup11 kb 16766592 fm 1 writing file: No space left on device
driver: Taper error: "[writing file: No space left on device]"
I used my calculator to add the filesizes of your holding disk: 18.363.547 Kb
My questions are
1) Don't understand why I
