minutes rather than 2-3 hours?
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Dan Brown
monkeypa...@shaw.ca
?
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Dan Brown
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Thanks Joshua, Jean-Louis,
amrestore doesn't have the sort of granularity I'd like but the shotgun approach
works as well as a pinpoint approach. I was hoping I wouldn't have to restore
178GB of data for a 10MB file.
Dan Brown
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use 1000 kbps
}
define interface le0 {
comment 10 Mbps ethernet
use 400 kbps
}
define interface eth0 {
comment 1Gbps ethernet
use 921600 kbps
}
Dan Brown
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? If not, where do I make a feature
request? I realize it's
not an entirely useful feature for every day use but it could be useful under
certain circumstances.
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Dan Brown
I have a couple of disk list entries for a samba client which seem to be
causing the disks to be backed up with a full dump nearly every time. I
am suspecting it's a regular expression problem since the DLEs are
almost identical.
The DLEs look like so:
# Design Resources Mac
moi
Marc Muehlfeld wrote:
Dan Brown schrieb:
# disklist
# Design Resources Mac
coralie //coralie/design_resources_archive/ tar-comp-srvbest-ne
coralie //coralie/design_resources/ tar-comp-srvbest-ne
The first column is the name of the machine who connect to the samba
share
compress server best
estimate server
index
}
define interface local {
comment a local disk
use 1000 kbps
}
define interface eth0 {
comment 1Gbps ethernet
use 921600 kbps
}
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Dan Brown
a domain/hostname onto for outgoing mail?
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Dan Brown
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Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
On 11/10/07, Dan Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is getting caught up by our spam filter for
obvious reasons. Is there somewhere within the amanda config I can set
this or is this something I have to tell the mail system
include ./*
exclude ./clients ./tmp ./zu/incoming ./home
./var/lib/mysql
} 1
Oh yeah, the identical definitions which work on gimp, don't work on
oldgimp...
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Dan Brown
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Whoops, this was meant to go to the entire list.
Gene Heskett wrote:
On Monday 19 December 2005 17:53, Dan Brown wrote:
I have recently just upgraded amanda an amanda installation from
2.4.4p1 and upgraded the backup host from RedHat 7.3 to Fedora FC4.
I've also conglomerated the backed up
over a year old) of a tape?
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Dan Brown
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Paul Bijnens wrote:
Dan Brown wrote:
I adjusted the tapebufs setting from 20 to 128, and the DLT drive now
writes for around 10 seconds before stopping and seeking. I've
adjusted it to 256 to see what happens once I need to flush the
holding disk again. I think because of the fact the holding
Paul Bijnens wrote:
Dan Brown wrote:
During a backup, or a flush, the tape drive writes data for 4
seconds, then rewinds for 1 second, then writes for 4 seconds, then
rewinds for 1 second, etc. This seems like a good way to wear out a
drive.
That's usually a symptom of a too fast tapedrive
I've never really thought about this before until I had our DLT drive sitting beside
our desk during some renovations. What should the average DLT1 tape drive perform like
during backup?
Ours happens to be a Lacie DLT1 (a Quantum DLT1 in a LaCie enclosure basically) which
is used to backup
How do I find out what the INT_MAX or MAX_FILE_SIZE is on my system? Previously my
amanda backup setup was dumping 40GB files onto a Samba share on a Windows 2000
workstation NTFS partition. Recently amanda has been dumping backups into 2GB chunks
even though the configuration still reads to
The holding disk on our backup server died a couple of weeks ago and we
have yet to get the replacement for it installed so for the last couple
of weeks we've been dumping the backups which would normally go to the
holding disk to a windows partition on a workstation (one of a couple
with
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