Hi !
I am having a strange problem here, I'm backing up one of my servers
and in the middle of the dump (actually near 35%) the client crashes.
The fact is that it happened to me twice on this machine. I don't think
it's a corruption problem since the other time it happened it wasn't on
this
John R. Jackson wrote:
>>I am having a strange problem here, I'm backing up one of my servers
>>and in the middle of the dump (actually near 35%) the client crashes.
>>
>
>It's almost impossible for Amanda to have done this. Amanda, and
>everything it runs for you (e.g. GNU tar), are strictly
ou by Amanda version 2.4.2p2)
=
Thank you for yout time
Xavier Guilbeault
Thank you all... guess i should read my man pages more carefully :-)
Hi all,
There is something very, but very, strange that is happening to me.
when i start amcheck from my server, inetd on the client machine starts
to eat more and more cpu ressources up to 98%, and event though the
amcheck process stops by giving me a "selfcheck request failed on
client", in
John R. Jackson wrote:
>>... inetd on the client machine starts
>>to eat more and more cpu ressources up to 98% ...
>>
>
>If it's inetd chewing up the resources, then you need to talk to your
>OS vendor. It's unlikely Amanda can cause that.
>
>John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EM
Travis Rail wrote:
>How do I give amanda access file systems on a remote host? I get this error
>when I run amcheck.
>
>ERROR: : [can not access /dev/sdd1 (sdd1): Permission denied]
>
>Travi sRail
>
>
You have to put the amanda user on the remote system in the group that
has access to the devic
sendoro wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
>
> Pls help, I have spent a lot of time but I haven't yet succeded,
> I am getting this error "WARNING: xxx: selfcheck request timed out.
> Host down?"
> on amanda-2.4.2p2
> I trying to backup the client from the same machine which is tape
> server. so that I can
Hi all!
I would want to know if the dump user on the client as to be the same as
the one on the server side.
Or does the fact of having .amandahosts like that:
totalrecall.annihilation.com operator
in the home directory of my client dumpuser (say "amanda") is sufficient?
I never had this pro
Wai-Kit Ho wrote:
>How do I know the tapetype for hp dat24? Thanks a lot.
>Kit
>
It should be in the amanda.conf file. If not, you can find it with the
tapetype program.
To use it, go in the amanda directory (the one extracted from the tar)
and into tape-src.
Then do:
#make tapetype
and you wi
24m)
> -f tapedevtape device name (default: $TAPE)
> -t typename tapetype name (default: unknown-tapetype)
>
> Note: disable hardware compression when running this program.
>
>
>
> What should I do? Thanks a lot.
>
> -Original Mess
>
>
Just like that, have you set "index yes" in yout dumptype used in
amanda.conf?
Paolo Supino wrote:
>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
>max
Hi all!
I,m setting up a second amanda server and i get this weird issue.
Dumper continues to run on the server (it is in the "top" list) but is
in idle mode and has "netio" in the WAIT field. I'm not sure what this
means, is it problem from my client who stops sending messages?
Plus, there ar
Hi all,
I would want to know if specifying "holdingdisk yes"in my dumptype will
put my backup only on the holding disk without writting it on tape
(which is exactly what i want).
I'm asking this because i have 3 backup sets but only one tapedrive. One
of the sets being daily and the other two
Hi all! me again :-)
I got this strange message this morning from amreport.:
===
These dumps were to tape Day11.
The next tape Amanda expects to use is: Day01.
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
San/dev/sd0j lev 0 FAILED [errfile open "/tmp/amanda/San._dev_s
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#x27;s the way Dantz's Retrospect works for years. I
never, never, lost a tape.
Otoh, mt(1) blows me a tape so badly that I had to physically open the
DAT drive to eject it :-(
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