I'm new to this mailing list (as of yesterday) but I already agree
with what Ryan wrote. There is NO inconvience is having an
[AMU] appended to the front/end of a message subject; and frankly being
on a couple dozen different mailing lists and recieving on the order of
200 emails a day, things l
I should preface what I'm about to say with: I searched through a decent
amount of the archive before giving up. I ran amcheck with the following
results:
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
/opt/t
OK, I've gotten a little furthur thanks to the helpful suggestions
of everyone but...
Now I get the following amcheck error
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
/opt/tmp: 34743148 KB disk space available, that's plenty.
amcheck-server: could not get changer inf
Not sure if anyone else is having this problem or what, but whenever
I try and access the Amanda Faq-o-matic page
(http://www.amanda.org/cgi-bin/fom?) I get the following error:
print on closed filehandle FAQ::OMatic::ERRORFILE at
/home/groups/amanda/fom/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/FAQ/OMatic.pm
I hadn't heard back from anyone with a setting for my
DLTtape IV 40/80 Gb tapes, so I went ahead and ran
tapetype on the system and let it run over night.
The readme mentioned posting my results to the general
mailing list *I THINK* so here's what I got... I'm a
little confused about the resul
I'll try that -- felt a little foolish though, because the
reply from Alexandre Oliva about the alternate way to get
to the "faq-o-matic" site answered a lot of questions
I'm having.
Thank you though for your suggestion
Joe
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Gerhard den Hollander wr
I was just curious if there was a way, and if so what
the command line syntax (linux) was to do it, to see
a list of the files/directories, space used, etc, by a
dump.
Specifically is there a way to see how much space was
used by a dump cycle, and to see what files went into
the dump. Can
Is it possible to amlabel an entire rack of tapes without
doing it manually for each tape?
Specifically I have roughly 35 tapes that I'd like to label
in some kind of automated fashion all at once. Besides writing
my own script (which would take time and more than likely a HECK of
a lot of debu
First I'd like to thank everyone for their help with scripts,
I recieved quite a few that were all excellent resources for creating
my own.
I have a tape rack that holds 35 tapes, and an robotic arm tape changer
that picks up the tapes and sticks them in the tape drive(s).
I modified chg-zd-mtx
I'm also curious if there is a way to get around a problem I seem to have
every now and then.
Specifically, I can issue the
mtx -f /dev/sg4 eject (sg4 being the first tape drive)
and I will randomly get an error like this:
[operator@lycan:/usr/local/etc/amanda/DailySet1]# mtx
Has anyone explored trying to create some kind of frontend for
amanda? Something simple yet visual for either moving tapes
around or visually watching what's going on with the tape backup?
I'm not sure I'm asking this correctly. I'm trying to find the
linux version (free) that does something
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that nst0 is your TAPE device,
not the changer device.
I have a tapechanger that's hooked up via scsi cable, which is
controlled by mtx through the device driver /dev/sg3 (the device driver
may vary depending on how you have the tapechanger linked to your
I don't speak ?? German ??
No clue what this says.
Joe
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I recently labeled all the disks in our rack (35), and
was curious if there was a way that amanda keeps track of
all the tapes that have been labeled and where (what slot)
they're located in. Specifically amanda only *APPEARS* to
see the tape thats in the drive; I guess I'm asking is there
a wa
Is anyone else receiving the following emails as a result of this list??
>Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 17:23:57 +0100
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Joseph Del Corso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: tapelists
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>Sehr geehrte Kunden,
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>Ihre Anfrage ist bei uns
I have to admit first off that I haven't scoured the
logs to find the answer to this -- so if it's already
been answered in the recent past please point me to the
date of the email.
Basically I'm trying to get a feel for how amrestore works...
i.e.-- I've backed up my /home directory which inc
I hate promoting a backup that I've never used; but since you asked...
ATL has backup software called WebAdmin that it sounds like your NT admins
would prefer over the AMANDA command line interface solution. WebAdmin
does NOT work with AMANDA (from my limited knowledge of WebAdmin)...
Hope this
Hello All,
I'm currently using the perl program written by Gerhard den
Hollander for creating a the tables
Please excuse that last email...
Basically I was trying to ask if anyone has any other programs for
creating html output which shows past backups other than backupstats.pl.
Backupstats.pl is a great program, but I'm a little tight on time and
can't edit the code myself to edit out the blank colu
Hello,
Can someone clarify for me how to list tape content?
Specifically I know I can issue the following command:
amrestore $TAPE whatever
And according to archived emails, this should list tape content...
but according to the man page, this also extracts the contents of the
tape. I
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