in the next week or so...
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I'm afraid that the results of the spanning patch by John
Stange (Hi John) are a bit less than optimum in some regards.
1: The printed reports as to whats on which tape are at quite
large odds with the results of doing a directory on that vtape.
The two hosts are coyote and gene, gene being
don't have time today to test this diff past the it compiles stage, so
caveat emptor. I've been using the older October build in my production
backups for quite some time now, so that one's more thoroughly vetted for the
subset of facilities I use around here.
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Gene Heskett [EMAIL PROTECTED] sez:
On Wednesday 23 February 2005 10:27, John Stange wrote:
snipple
Just a note, on the expectation that people will ask after the
status of my span/split patch. The most recent release is a patch
against 2.4.5, and works pretty well for me. I've had one
code is the work of a jabbering fool (and, ok,
it is, but that may be immaterial to its utility :).
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to the 2.4.5b1 release:
http://www.cs.umd.edu/~building/span_split_2.4.5-current.patch.gz
(amanda-users people note- this patch is experimental and still in testing, use
at your own risk)
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use
chunked holding files.
Also is there any plan to get this merged into the amanda development
branch and from there into the stable branch?
Not up to me...
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John Stange, Systems Administrator
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to go.
(honest question, because I have no idea) If you have to manually change tapes
anyway, what does the changer script do for you?
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think
you are seeing the result of that design model.
Maybe someone has a workaround. Though I've not heard of one.
I've noticed support for a 'datestamp_aux' field in the dump headers in places
in the code, but it doesn't seem to be fully support/implemented for some
reason.
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then.
I would think that it'd look in /usr/lib by default, but maybe not.
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