Greetings,
My backups are running now, but i'm having problems
using amrecover; I added all the amanda services on
the /etc/inetd.conf (/etc/xinetd.d/amanda on the linux
client) and in the /etc/services.
Here are the tests i performed:
On the Solaris Tape Server (Solaris 7):
#
Hello people,
This list has been a very good source of information
on setting up amanda and i will like to contribute; I
made a little Perl script that sents an email to the
responsible of changing tapes on a tape unit for the
next backup.
The script is smart (well kind of :) ), only sents the
or not.
Anyway thanks for the info :)
Probably posting the code will clarify the whole thing
but again i don't know if the list is the best place
to do it.
Moderator, any ideas ? ;)
JV
--- Johannes Niess [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
José Vicente Núñez Zuleta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
Hello,
Yes, the problem was that i was running amanda on the
tape server instead of the client. I ran amanda on the
client and worked without a problem!.
Also, as you said before, i forgot to set up the
index parameter.
JV.
--- Chris Marble [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I was using dump to backup my linux clients;
Apparently the previopus Sysadmin got no problems with
dump on linux until one day dump got stuck dumping a
huge backup (more than 12GB of data). I replaced the
dump version for a new one, but then i got more weird
status errors from amanda.
I gived
Greetings,
I'm backing up now my development network using Amanda
and appears to run fine on almost all the machines; I
running the tape server on a Linux machine, taping to
hardisk (no tape unit) and have several Linux and
Solaris clients.
I'm unable to get a backup size estimate with one of
Greetings,
I'm using Amrecover to try to recover some file; I did
a full dump (forced using amadmin) and i here is the
output of a failed recover procedure:
amrecover setdate ---08
200 Working date set to 2001-12-08.
amrecover sethost lnxsrv0001
200 Dump host set to lnxsrv0001.
amrecover
Please ignore my previous post, i found what the
problem was: the /etc/amandates was a directoy, not a
file! (i made a mistake during one of the amcheck
messages).
I solved the problem checking the /tmp/amanda losg on
the client side, they were very helpfull :)
JV.
--- José Vicente Núñez
sensitive files as
Rational Clearcase VOB's).
Hope this helps someone else with the same type
problem i got.
JV.
--- José Vicente Núñez Zuleta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribió: Greetings,
I'm using Amrecover to try to recover some file; I
did
a full dump (forced using amadmin) and i here
Hello,
--- Stavros Patiniotis [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Hello,
I don't have the record tag but seems ok to me :)
Great!
On the client when running ./configure I
get
[cut]
checking for gtar... no
checking for gnutar... no
checking for tar...
--- Joshua Baker-LePain [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
On Thu, 6 Dec 2001 at 4:04pm, José Vicente Núñez
Zuleta wrote
Error #1: I ran amrecover on the tape server and
get
some index not found errors:
Obvious question: Is indexing turned on. Do your
index files exist? What
do
Greetings,
My backups are running now, but i'm having problems
using amrecover; I added all the amanda services on
the /etc/inetd.conf (/etc/xinetd.d/amanda on the linux
client) and in the /etc/services.
Here are the tests i performed:
On the Solaris Tape Server (Solaris 7):
#
Greetings,
My backups are running now, but i'm having problems
using amrecover; I added all the amanda services on
the /etc/inetd.conf (/etc/xinetd.d/amanda on the linux
client) and in the /etc/services.
Here are the tests i performed:
On the Solaris Tape Server (Solaris 7):
#
Hello,
--- Stavros Patiniotis [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Hello,
Hi!
What i did was to recompile the amanda server and
also
added the option index to the dumpiles type (for
example comp-user) in the amanda.conf file. I got
it
working for Tar, and i let you know if that
Greetings,
Our previous sysadmin installed amanda on our main
Solaris server but didn't installed GNU tar on it (now
is installed at /usr/local/bin/tar and a simbolick
link to /bin/gtar) ; I'm doing some tar backups on our
Linux clients but amverify refuses to check them
because complains that
Greetings,
I'm running an Amanda Server under Solaris and one of
my clients is a
Linux box; That box has a partition filled with
+/-28GB. All the
backups run fine, but at the end i never manage to
backup that huge
partition:
amstatus NEWBREAK
Using /home/amanda/backup-logs/NEWBREAK/amdump from
Hello
--- Joshua Baker-LePain [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001 at 11:40am, José Vicente Núñez
Zuleta wrote
amstatus NEWBREAK --file
backup-logs/NEWBREAK/amdump.3
Using /home/amanda/backup-logs/NEWBREAK/amdump.3
from
Sat Dec 1 02:30:00 EST 2001
*snip
Greetings,
Our previous sysadmin installed amanda on our main
Solaris server but didn't installed GNU tar on it; Now
i'm doing some tar backups on our Linux clients but
amverify refuses to check them becuase complains that
Gtar is not installed (but now is it, at
/usr/local/bin/tar and a
Hello,
--- Joshua Baker-LePain [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001 at 4:53pm, José Vicente Núñez
Zuleta wrote
I upgraded the dump version but then i got the
following problem:
lnxsrv0001:/dev/hdc1 1
[/sbin/dump
returned 3] (17:48:39)
lnxsrv0001
=
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Greetings,
I have a Solaris server running the Latest version of
amanda and a Linux client running the same version of
amanda; I'm able to dump (backup) the small partitions
on that server but when i try to dump the big
partition the amanda goes crazy and just stays idle!.
Here is the latest
ideas so far?
JV.
--- Joshua Baker-LePain [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001 at 1:45pm, José Vicente Núñez
Zuleta wrote
Are you using dump or tar on the Linux client?
What
version, and what
distribution of Linux? I've seen dump hang more
than once...
I'm
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