FATAL taper

I just received a fatal taper error in last night's backup. The error is: Wed Sep 5 08:59:23 2012: thd-840d870: taper: critical (fatal): Part numbers do not match! at /local/amanda/amanda-3.3.2/lib/amanda/perl/Amanda/Taper/Scribe.pm line 877 Amanda::Taper::Scribe::_xmsg_part_done('Ama

Re: MAC Amanda client backup

>> ... >>I did installed 2.5.0p2 client with same options that mentioned above >> wiki page. Then I started the launch daeomns for bsdudp, For some reason I >> am seeinng follwing error in logs on >> >>com.apple.launchd[1] org.amanda.amandad.basdudp getpwnam("amandabackup") >> failed >>

Re: MAC Amanda client backup

>> ... >> > > I have downloded the tar file and built myself. i didnt find any >> > > xinetd.files, I created one directory by myself xinetd.d and created file >> > > for amanda >> >> ... does your OS use a different mechanism for this ? >> Solaris uses /etc/inetd.conf, I thought MAC used xinetd

RE: Cannot alloc contig buf for I/O error.

>> ... >> I have resolved the problem but not sure how. >> >> I changed >> >> device-property "BLOCK_SIZE" "1024k" >> >> to >> >> device-property "BLOCK_SIZE" "1 mbytes" >> >> and I rebooted the system. >> >> My amflush is running with out the errors. >> ... I did a little checki

amanda timeout Solaris 10/x86

I have setup a test configuration because of the issue I'm seeing on a Solaris 10/x86 amanda 3.2.1 server/client. Auth is set to "local". The error from the amanda report is: planner: ERROR xxx.math.utah.edu NAK: timeout on reply pipe The test configuration has 11 DLEs. If I let the sendsize

Re: Zmanda Windows Client

>> ... >> We just tried it for the first time and saw the same thing. >> What is your disklist config? >> ... The disklist looks like: host.math.utah.edu "C:/Documents and Settings" zwc-compress 1 The amanda.conf has (among other settings): define dumptype global { index yes maxdump

Zmanda Windows Client

I've got ZWC installed on a couple of Windows XP boxes. The one thing I notice is that the level zero and level one backups are always about the same size and the file counts are approximately the same. This leads me to believe that I am getting full dumps every time. Any hints on what might be

Re: Amanda and ZFS

>> ... >> The gtar devs finally accepted something to help with this problem: >> --no-check-device. >> ... Thanks, I hadn't caught the addition of that option. That also reminds me that the problem isn't the inode number, but the device number which was the problem. Pieter

Re: Amanda and ZFS

I started using ZFS in a big way over a year ago on our main file server. Since there is no ufsdump replacement to use with ZFS, I elected to use GNU tar. I know this doesn't yet cover backing up things like ACLs, but we don't use them in our very heterogeneous environment. The main idea I had w

Re: 2.5.2 compilation failure on irix-6.5.x

>> ... >> Can you try the attached patch for the vstrallocf problem. >> ... That corrected the problem for both IRIX and OSF/1 for me. Pieter

Re: 2.5.2 compilation failure on irix-6.5.x

>> ... >> cc-1084 cc: ERROR File = /usr/include/sys/socket.h, Line = 66 >> The indicated declaration has an invalid combination of type specifiers. >> >> typedef int socklen_t; >> ... I'm guessing that Jean-Francois' release of IRIX is probably newer than the one I have (IRIX 6.5.4m here).

Re: 2.5.2 compilation failure on irix-6.5.x

>> ... >> First go at amanda-2.5.2 on a system running irix-6.5.x >> and compile fails with the error: >> ... This is the case on both IRIX and OSF/1. These compilers can't handle: #define vstrallocf(...) debug_vstrallocf(__FILE__,__LINE__,__VA_ARGS__) The patch for sockaddr_storage se