Re: amandad busy

on in the other config, so the two were fighting over who got to back it up. Now if I could just get the stupid box to *not* take 30+ hours to backup a 15 GB partition I'd be in good shape (and I have hard set the interface to 100/FD in solaris and on the switch). Thanks for all the help! -- .

Re: amandad busy

* Mitch Collinsworth ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Michael Lea wrote: > > > I checked to see if there was an amandad process running on the remote > > host and there wasn't, but I hadn't thought about inetd. I HUPped inetd, > > I

Re: amandad busy

ad is being called by inetd. I checked to see if there was an amandad process running on the remote host and there wasn't, but I hadn't thought about inetd. I HUPped inetd, I'll see if it is happier tonight. Thanks. -- .michael lea _/_/ "when in dan

NAK: amandad busy

e use gtar to backup, it's 15+GB, and I don't think I've ever had a sucessful level 0 backup of it happen. What am I doing wrong? Thanks. -- .michael lea _/_/ "when in danger or in Associate System Engineer _/_/doubt, run in circl

Re: dump/tar taking forever on solaris machine

as as to what could be causing it? Thanks. -- .michael lea _/_/ "when in danger or in Associate System Engineer _/_/doubt, run in circles, [EMAIL PROTECTED] _/_/ scream and shout"

Re: dump/tar taking forever on solaris machine

laris machines that should be setup pretty much exactly the same as the machine that is having problems are on that network and don't seem to be having the same problem. > btw.. man iostat Thanks for your help! -- .michael lea _/_/ "when in danger or in Associate

dump/tar taking forever on solaris machine

also going to take about 24 hours. The root partition is a bit 2.7GB, the second partition is a bit over 5.6GB. We have other solaris machines here with slower processors that do larger backups without any problem. Is there a good way to figure out why it is taking so long? -- .michae

backing up subdirs in a partition using xfsdump on IRIX

run each directory seperately... -- .michael lea _/_/ "when in danger or in Associate System Engineer _/_/doubt, run in circles, [EMAIL PROTECTED] _/_/ scream and shout"

linux filesize limit and amanda?

ks up some solaris boxes. So my question is, what happens when it's backing up a filesystem that is larger than the 2gb filesize limit? I have run into that problem trying to restore a large solaris filesystem dump, how does it backup large filesystems like that? -- .m