that are not
already posted there.
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Denied errors from amcheck and
amdump. Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong? The OS is Ubuntu Linux 7.04.
Thanks all!
Hmm - at a guess, are you using an automounter? Could you paste the
errors themselves, and any relevant debug files?
Dustin
P.S. Please consult, and feel free to update
:
1299 conf_init_string(conf_data[CNF_AUTH], bsd);
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on a machine without mtx
installed, so it recorded the path to mtx as just 'mtx'. Then
chg-zd-mtx, assuming it is given a fully qualified path, checks that the
file exists. Because 'mtx' is an unqualified filename, the check fails.
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amtapetype runs until the OS returns ENOSPC (No space available) and
then terminates, probably with a pretty accurate description of the
amount of space available on the partition.
Sound about right?
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On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 02:31:27PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Thursday 31 May 2007, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
if (strcmp(dl-name, workdir-d_name) == 0) {
I note this patch didn't make it into the Amanda 2.5.2-20070531 snapshot.
The general practice has been to post fixes and wait
-lR /path/to/holding/.
Thanks!
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a
datestamp. But that was fixed on 5/15 (r329), and you're not using
usetimestamps=no, so I'm somewhat stumped.
Please also send the output of 'amadmin Daily holding list -l'.
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you apply the attached patch and
see if it helps?
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Index: server-src/holding.c
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--- server-src/holding.c
=USER to your invocation of ./configure ;)
Amanda needs to know the user and group it will run as -- probably
./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=amanda ...
But you should *definitely* look at ./configure --help to see what other
options you'll be interested in!
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. I've
forgotten what flavor of system you're on, but if you can figure out how
'backup' *should* be called on your system, then we either need to
figure out how you can configure Amanda to call it that way, or add a
patch to Amanda to detect and correctly handle the differences.
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P.S. Thanks
Amanda needs (and
my GNU tar install doesn't include anything named 'backup'..)
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See
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Amanda.conf#DUMPTYPE_SECTION
You want to use 'program GNUTAR' in your dumptypes. Amanda has detected
'backup' as the local DUMP implementation (other, completely different
programs are called 'backup' on other systems)
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(stderr, path_on_disk_slash: %s\n, path_on_disk_slash);
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(http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Test_environment_with_virtual_tapes),
otherwise, the rest were already present in there...
Which dumptypes are you using in your disklist?
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1 knuth /tmp/amanda/prefix/etc 20070529
'amadmin holding delete' can then be used to delete files from the
holding disk and update indexes appropriately, if you'd like.
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On Wed, May 30, 2007 at 12:54:51AM +0200, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
Is that documented somewhere?
Only in the manpages at the moment. It's on my wiki todo list.
When was it added?
2.5.2.
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, and /
- ufsdump not running as the correct user
- selinux or other kernel-based security mechanisms
As Jon said, the problem is on the Amanda client, not on the server.
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for i in `find /holddisk/conf4/stk_80 -type f`; do
echo $i; head -n1 $i;
done
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be appreciated -- anyone
want to produce a configure.in patch and/or edit up the wiki?
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of thing a lot of people
need to do (speak up!), I can add --with-mt and --with-mtx options.
Dustin
[1] Meaning something like, Everyone knows mtx is always in
/foo/bar/frob/bin on Mynix 4.3.2!
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And see if that works better?
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/DailySet1/slots'
if that doesn't help.
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files. Does anyone have a suggestion why estimates may be failing or
where I should look next?
What version of tar are you using?
See:
http://forums.zmanda.com/archive/index.php/t-299.html
Dustin
no mouse, which seems to imply X. X behaves
very badly when it's heavily paged, so if 'mt' or some other application
is burning through CPU and RAM, you might see the behavior you've
described.
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) tape is not online yet.
I'm not sure what you mean?
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perhaps one those will do the trick for you?
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'gtar' (not GNUTAR), from any directory in
$PATH to the GNU tar binary, e.g.,
# ln -s /usr/bin/gtar /usr/local/bin/tar
(assuming that the sunfreeware package installed the binary at
/usr/local/bin/tar).
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On Fri, May 18, 2007 at 02:46:21PM -0500, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
I'm not entirely clear on your situation, but I *think* that you should
be able to add a link, named 'gtar' (not GNUTAR), from any directory in
$PATH to the GNU tar binary, e.g.,
# ln -s /usr/bin/gtar /usr/local/bin/tar
that it solves the problem?
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Index: server-src/find.c
===
--- server-src/find.c (revision 345)
+++ server-src/find.c
still exist and do the same thing.
I *think* that the on-disk formats and the on-the-wire network protocols
are also compatible; hopefully someone will reply loudly to this email
if I'm wrong about that.
Probably your best bet is to just try it out in as safe a manner as
you can muster.
Dustin
[1] I
hardware.
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'amgetconf'; otherwise you can look in your sendbackup or
sendsize debug logs.
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this process, but I
would prefer to hear others' suggestions and proposals before I bias the
conversation with my thoughts.
Dustin
P.S. As for hardware -- well, virtualization is a wonderful thing ;)
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on the wiki; Jean-Francois, please
feel free to update with your findings.
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Memory_allocation_failed
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I'd like to remove this support completely in the next release.
So: are you or anyone you know using non-text infofiles?
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This is the same error as in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amanda-hackers/message/5401
the same patch is attached here -- could you let us know if it fixes the
compile?
Dustin
On Mon, May 07, 2007 at 12:05:44PM -0400, Jean-Francois Malouin wrote:
First go at amanda-2.5.2 on a system running
/dumps/tape01 refers to the amanda tape server?
Newbie here guys.
Yes -- that's correct. If you're on the tape server itself, you should
use e.g.,
localhost:file:/backup/amanda/dumps/tape01
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changes in amanda.
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megs, downright puny.
That may help. A bigger buffer allows the elevator algorithm more elbow
room to schedule things with minimal seeking.
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incremental of a non-private directory, rather than munging the file.
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the list file format is a fairly
straightforward packed-record format.
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something's wrong with your compression
configuration? You could find out more by checking the dumper logs on
the client or server, depending on where the compression is happening,
or by turning off compression altogether for a run, to see if that gets
things working.
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with information we can use to identify your SSH version.
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files, because it is the end of the day Friday and I didn't want to be
shuffling tapes. So I'll have
to do a more thorough test on Monday.
Oops, sorry for the premature reply to the earlier message. Consider
the above duly noted. Thanks!
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On Wed, Apr 04, 2007 at 07:36:03PM -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
- edit the curinfo files and add a set of fake historical comp-rates
If editing makes you nervous you can also use 'amadmin export' /
'amadmin import'.
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Quick answer: yep!
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up).
If the folder in question is or includes the user's roaming profile
directory, you'll need to use a utility that's capable of copying open
files, because NTUSER.DAT will already be loaded into HKCU.
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make a note to look into this when I can get the relevant equipment
lined up.
Dustin
P.S. Gene -- I haven't been ignoring your messages, but you were using
bleeding-edge kernels, and seemed to believe that the kernels, and not
tar, were to blame for your lack of incrementals.
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search, or
at least discover some extra datapoints for you. I'd help out, but I
don't have any boxes on which I can experiment with kernel versions.
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hacks
that would be harder than
if [ $(ssh mybox uname -r) == 2.6.foo.bar ]
then
echo Please reboot mybox | page_gene
fi
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to set up a CD with one of the
LiveCD distros that's easily modified, add Amanda to it, and keep that
around.
Dustin
(hopefully my objectives make sense)
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