Hi
Today I noticed something weired: amcheck/amdump requests
one tape (according to the list in tapelist) while amflush
requests a different one. Which brings up the question:
how does amflush decide which tape it is supposed to flush
backups to?
Paolo
Hi
When I try to run amflush (with the command: amflush daily)
to flush today's backup to tape (didn't happen becaose
someone write protected the tape) I get the following output:
Scanning /opt/amanda/dumps/daily...
20030704: found Amanda directory.
20030706: found Amanda directory.
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at 08:43:21PM +0300, Paolo Supino wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Last week I installed amanda on a new network and in the
> configuration I gave it: strategy noinc. For some unkonwn
> reason amanda ignored the strategy and complained about
> not being able to complete incremental back
Hi
Last week I installed amanda on a new network and in the
configuration I gave it: strategy noinc. For some unkonwn
reason amanda ignored the strategy and complained about
not being able to complete incremental backups. Today I
tried to put noinc in double quotes (" ") and I ran amcheck
af
Hi
I'm confused: In amanda.conf the bandwidth is in bps (Bits Per Second)
or Bps (Bytes Per Second)? I'm asking this because before the remark
it's written bps (which stands for bits per second), but in the remark
it's written KB (which stands for Kilo Byte).
Paolo
Hi
I apologize for posting a question not directly
connect to amanda, but the knowledge of the people
on the mailing list makes it the perfect place to
ask.
OK, on to the real question: I recently started
working with a new company and the only backup they
did was a full backup everynig
?
Paolo
-Original Message-
From: Jon LaBadie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 12:20 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: FW: strange entries in the index file
On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 03:02:23PM +0200, Paolo Supino wrote:
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ndows 2000
professional. The tar version (though not relavent for this) is tar 1.13.19
taken from the sunfreeware's packages.
I hope I'm giving enough details.
-Original Message-----
From: Paolo Supino
Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 4:47 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subjec
Hi
Yesterday I ran a backup of 2 windows shares on my LAN. The report I
received once it was done
wrote it was "strange". Can anyone please look at the log (below) and tell
me why does amanda
find it strange?
Subject: AMANDA MAIL REPORT FOR December 14, 2002
These dumps were to tape gis
Hi
Earlier today I sent out an email asking what amanda found
strange in 2 windows backups I ran over the weekend. To make
sure that the backup didn't miss anything vital I sent the
index to the owner of the computer asking him to scan it and
see if there is anything missing. There was not
Paolo
-Original Message-
From: Jim Buttafuoco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 6:14 PM
To: Paolo Supino; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: amanda-win32 project
Paolo,
I tried many times to get amanda-win32 to work. The "port" is very old a
Hi
Does anyone have any information on the usability status of the
amanda-win32
project?
Paolo
Hi
I have a simple and straight question: Has anyone ever tried
to use Amanda under cygwin (as a client)? What was the result?
Paolo
Hi
Assuming I keep the same configure parameters while compiling amanda on
the new server as the one found on the old server. Are there any special
things I need to do in order to move amanada backup server from one
machine to another? Will it be enough to move the amanda file (conf and
databas
Hi
I need to build a script that extracts file automatically from
amanda backup tapes. This script is supposed to be run after a system
wide crash where even the amanda logs/index/db are not available. My
only problem at the moment is that I don't know how to tell when I
reached the last fi
Hi
After being bitten by a problematic GNUTAR I'd like to make the
following suggestion: In the amanda source distribution include a
properly patched version of GNUTAR, that people can build and use
regardless of the tar that came with the system and be sure that they
are using a good and sa
Hi
Not true. The mail reports are sorted. There is no corelation between
the report sequence and the file sequence on the tape (I know this for a
fact from today's experiment). Maybe the printed version doesn't sort
them. I will have to try it. Thamx
Paolo
Hi
Is exclude a singular entry in the dumptype? If it is, how can I
exclude mor ethan one type of file?
Paolo
Hi
The dumptype is as follows:
define dumptype global {
exclude "tmp"
exclude "MP3"
exclude "mp3"
exclude "Mp3"
}
define dumptype incremental {
comment "for daily backups where no level 0 is done"
compress none
index
maxdumps 2
priority medium
pr
Hi
How can I tell where a specific file (amanda backup file that is) is
on the backup tape (except for checking all the files, one file at a
time)?
TIA
Paolo
Hi
I'm trying to restore a directory from last night's back up. I run
amrecover on the destination machine (where the files were backed up
from and are intended to be restored). I set the appropriate disk and
date and amrecover prints the following error information:
No index records for dis
Hi
Yesterday's backups gave me the following error on alot of
filesystems:
"stanford /etc lev 1 FAILED [dumps way too big, must skip incremental
dumps]" without any reason what so ever. The total size of this
specific filesystem is: 1279 KB!!! Why did amanda decide that this
filesystem
Hi
I got the following error message in the last archive backup I ran:
"*** A TAPE ERROR OCCURRED: [[writing file: No space left on device]]."
The tape was a brand new one that I labeled the same day the backup
ran. It didn't report any problems while labeling it. Running `amcheck`
a few mi
Hello Olivier
The only configuration problem was that I forgot to HUP inetd .
We has a power interruption this morning which brought down the whole
computer room (backup server and client in question too). When they
came back up amanda was able to connect and backup. Conclusion: Dogh!
Tha
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Hi Olivier
Thanx for the reply. If it's possible than my configuration is wrong
:( Here is what I currently have:
My Amanda server is a linux (Slackware 7, Amanda 2.4.p2). This server
has a private IP (i.e. 192.
Hi
From What I read in the FAQ, Amanda won't be able to backup a computer
if there is a NAT proxy in the way. Is this true?
Paolo
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Hi
I having problems using `amrecover` to find files to restore:
on one of my client machines (santafe) I have a filesystem mounted
on '/opv'. The actual backup directory is one of the subdirectories
below '/opv/rnd'. When I start `amrecover` on santafe woth $CWD being
'/opv/rnd' I get followi
Hi
Today I've noticed (don't know if it's because I upgraded or not) that
I have some files in '/var/amanda' directory. All the files are from one
client (the client that is running on the backup server). All the files
have the format:
-- 989283640
2050 345 ./openldap/schema
2050 4172 ./ama
Hi
Yesterday, the daily amcheck run gave me the following error:
sh: /tmp/amanda/amcheck.main.16130: No such file or directory
amcheck: mail command failed: /usr/bin/Mail -s " AMANDA PROBLEM: FIX
BEFORE
RUN, IF POSSIBLE" amanda < /tmp/amanda/amcheck.main.16130
Why is it looking for this
Hi
I upgraded my backup server tpday from Amanda 2.4.1p1 to 2.4.2p2.
Now when I run amcheck daily it reports the folloing errror on the
amanda client which is on the backup server:
"ERROR: berkeley NAK: amandad busy"
Running amcheck daily just prior to the upgrade didn't give any erro
Hi
I have the following lines in last's night backup and I don't know if
they mean bad things or they can be safely ignored:
/-- berkeley /var/amanda lev 1 STRANGE
sendbackup: start [berkeley:/var/amanda level 1]
sendbackup: info BACKUP=/bin/tar
sendbackup: info RECOVER_CMD=/bin/tar -f...
Hi John
Thanx for the help. Indeed there was a grave problem with the machine.
The '/tmp' filesystem got currupted and with it '/tmp/amanda' directory,
which I wrote you about Thursday. The only way to fix this was to recreate
the filesystem. I don't know the current state of amanda error m
Hi John
I will download the latest cvs and compile it. I hope it won't have any
problems working with 2.4.1p1 (the version I'm currently using). The only
caveat. It will take me at ;east until middle of next week to finish this
(too much real work to do). Guilty as charged,
I upgraded the S
Hi
I've started getting an error when running amcheck:
amcheck weekly
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
WARNING: /mnt/amanda/dumps: only 2024816 KB free (4194304 KB requested).
NOTE: skipping tape-writable test.
Tape week1 label ok.
Server check took 8.778 secon
Hi
I have a problem compiling amanda on a machine (read my previous
post). To overcome it. I compiled amanda on a machine that doesn't have
plan9 installed. After a successful compile I tarred the file and moved
it to the destination install machine and ran 'make install'. Now when I
run am
Hi
I have a couple of machines that I fail to build amanda on
(version 2.4.1p1). The machines are Linux Slackware 7.1 and 9libs (for
plan9 support). 9libs installs a file called libc.h in
/usr/local/include and when amanda builds it gives the following error
(I included all the build pr
Hi
What parts of amanda should I be putting aside in case my backup
server crashes and I want to restore files from the backups preformed,
prior to the crash?
Paolo
Hi
Last Thursday I forced amanda to run level 0 on all the network
(Amanda moved from testing phase production, so I wanted to have a full
archive 1st). It worked OK. Sunday I tried to force a level 0 again
(don't remember why) which gave me the following log (and errors):
FAILURE AND STR
Hi
I've been playing with amanda for a week, and hopefully I will move
it into production after I'm done with my tests. I've read all the
documentation available (FAQ, text files, example files, "Using
Amanda" from the book "Unix Backup and Recovery") but I didn't find
any documentation which
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