nsidering backing up critical config files and directories on my servers
with tar and rebuilding them from scratch using XFS since that filesystem has
a working version of dump ('xfsdump').
Any comments, advice? (Does Amanda even work with xfsdump/xfsrestore?
Thanks,
Scott Phelps
tape when it gets to this new remote partition?
Thanks a million!
Scott Phelps
ent01 /samba 20030901 0 [disk /samba offline on rid96pdc?]
planner: FAILED client01 /home 20030901 0 [disk /home offline on rid96pdc?]
planner: FAILED client01 /var 20030901 0 [disk /var offline on rid96pdc?]
planner: FAILED client01 / 20030901 0 [disk / offline on rid96pdc?]
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Scott Phelps
I fixed it. I needed execute permissions on the devices.
Thanks.
I'm stumped
When I run amcheck I get:
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
Holding disk /dumps/amanda: 78137024 KB disk space available, using 78137024
KB
amcheck-server: slot 2: date Xlabel DailySet1-VOL2 (first labelstr
match)
NOTE: skipping tape-writable tes
On Sunday 31 August 2003 07:41 pm, Stefan Keel wrote:
> Amanda does need its own user to operate. You can create a new user, named
> Amanda, and make the user a part of the 'disk' group. This gives Amanda
> permission to do its stuff.
>
> There's good information here...
>
> http://people.web.psi
Hi,
I am a new subscriber and a new user of Amanda. I'm just getting it set up
and, I was reading through my new copy of Curtis Preston's book when I came
to the point where I need to issue the command:
# su amanda -c "amlabel DailySet-01 VOL1 slot 1"
The problem is that nothing happens becaus
