Doing
add .
extract
worked!
Had to rename my zfs filesystem in the none-global zone first, but , it did
work. Thank you for the pointer.
On 5 August 2015 at 12:55, Jean-Louis Martineau martin...@zmanda.com
wrote:
On 31/07/15 02:51 AM, harpingon wrote:
Hello
This is probably a stupid
On 31/07/15 02:51 AM, harpingon wrote:
Hello
This is probably a stupid question, but I'm not finding the answer by searching
I'm backing up a SPARC/Solaris 11 server with amzfs-sendrecv via pfexec , and I do get my
dumps okay. They show up on the amanda server tape files as ZFS shapshot
Hello
This is probably a stupid question, but I'm not finding the answer by searching
I'm backing up a SPARC/Solaris 11 server with amzfs-sendrecv via pfexec , and I
do get my dumps okay. They show up on the amanda server tape files as ZFS
shapshot (big-endian machine), version 145, type:
On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 11:51:29PM -0700, harpingon wrote:
Hello
This is probably a stupid question, but I'm not finding the answer by
searching
I'm backing up a SPARC/Solaris 11 server with amzfs-sendrecv via pfexec , and
I do get my dumps okay. They show up on the amanda server tape
Cuttler, Brian (HEALTH) schreef op 08-06-15 om 17:18:
I see what you are saying, and while the filesystem may support a method of
backing up the file change, gtar isn't the tool to use for recording that delta
(zfs is not amenable to DUMP, nor would that meet the request).
I am told that with
Hello,
i have two to ask to Amanda.
I have installed a Debian 7. In the packages are the version 3.3.1 from Amanda.
1.)
Can Amanada work with a barcode band-autoloader?
2.)
I have a big file (25GB) and each day becomes the file to end a piece longer.
Can Amanda backup the difference from this
Op 08-06-15 om 16:20 schreef Taz_Tasmania:
2.)
I have a big file (25GB) and each day becomes the file to end a piece longer.
Can Amanda backup the difference from this file and not the complete file by
incremental?
AFIK Amanda does things on file system level, not file level.
Gerrit
Op 08-06-15 om 16:20 schreef Taz_Tasmania:
1.)
Can Amanada work with a barcode band-autoloader?
https://forums.zmanda.com/showthread.php?2224-How-amanda-interact-with-barcodes
Op 08-06-15 om 17:01 schreef Cuttler, Brian (HEALTH):
Amanda manages DLE (DiskList Entries) at the file system level, the tools used
to back up the file systems are all native to the OS (of the amanda client)
were the file system lives. The only tools I've seen used for backup are GTAR,
STAR
Comparing your setup with my notes, I noticed that I also do the
following on the *server*:
# sudo -u backup-user ssh client
And then abort after accepting the host key. Did you do this as well?
Otherwise try to run amrecover -o debug_auth=1 on the client and check
the log files. You should now
Amanda has been happily backing up a half dozen Linux machines for a week now
and I can even restore files using amrecover on the server. That part was easy.
Using the instructions I found on zmanda wiki -- with appropriate adjustments
for my environment -- I tried to get amrecover over ssh
i am testing to run a amvault to the external storage. is there any way to show
the vaulting progress?
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Hi,
I am using 3.3.5, but this does not help. PC1 was down, but this caused PC2s
backup to fail partially. In other cases, both PC2 and 3 failed. I don't see a
reason why, as they are up and running.
FAILURE DUMP SUMMARY:
planner: ERROR Request to PC1.mynet failed: No route to host
Hi there
You said that this one is something like a barcode add-in for PDF
(http://www.rasteredge.com/how-to/csharp-imaging/pdf-barcode-creating/),I don't
think so.There is a online PDF generater for LTO Ultrium barcode tape
labels.The barcode Excel plug-in
We don't use wins or winbind on our network and recommend that windows users not try to use it. So,
I'm not familiar with any details. However, google turns up
http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/winbindd.8.html, which indicates the use of both in
nsswitch.conf.
We run the smbd
Dear All,
I was learning on Amanda backup and facing issue for below. I planning using it
in the workgroup without dns server.
I was Using Ubuntu 12 and installed it by using apt-get, by searching many of
the issue resolved. Till this stage I do a month can't resolved it.
Hope someone able
Can you send the amanda.conf file?We need a little more information here.
[ If you are already discussing this with somebody, then never mind! ]
Deb
On Oct 8, 2013, at 4:08 AM, jefflau amanda-for...@backupcentral.com
wrote:
Dear All,
I was learning on Amanda backup and facing issue
On Tue, Oct 08, 2013 at 01:22:49PM -0400, Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
Just for reference, if you are running in a private network without
dns lookup, then you should put all the machines you want to backup
into /etc/hosts. That's what I had to do when my Amanda server was
on our private net and had
On Tue, Oct 08, 2013 at 03:53:18PM -0400, Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
So, two machines that want to talk to one another (e.g. amanda
server and amanda client) need to know how to address one another.
If you don't have DNS within your private network, and you don't
have fixed IPs assigned (that you
On Thu, 28 Feb 2013 21:21:49 -0800
mohit amanda-for...@backupcentral.com wrote:
We have only ssh connection to the clients, and after reading thru
documentations and forum, i understand that amanda uses a port range
and 10080 port to take backup, which is not possible in this case.
You can
here is what i have so far, but i welcome any suggestions or help..
https://github.com/neallawson/Amanda-LVM-snapshot
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On Fri, Feb 08, 2013 at 11:30:45AM -0800, neal lawson wrote:
here is what i have so far, but i welcome any suggestions or help..
https://github.com/neallawson/Amanda-LVM-snapshot
Glad to see someone working on this important piece.
I question if ruby is a good choice of languages as none of
i chose ruby since its a stable modern language i know, and most linux
distributions already ship with 1.8.7
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i chose ruby since its a stable modern language i know, and most linux
distributions already ship with 1.8.7, further more Amanda should be agnostic
to the language that the helper scripts use. If Amanda requires i use perl, it
might be time to find another backup solution.
On Feb 8, 2013, at 5:21 PM, neal lawson amanda-for...@backupcentral.com wrote:
i chose ruby since its a stable modern language i know, and most linux
distributions already ship with 1.8.7, further more Amanda should be agnostic
to the language that the helper scripts use. If Amanda requires
On Thu, 31 Jan 2013, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
I would also like to see improved scripts, I have the issue at one
client that the LVM-snapshots aren't correctly removed sometimes ...
that leads to non-working backups and dozens of lurking snapshots ...
I had a lot of problems with LVM
Am 2013-02-01 10:56, schrieb Bob Vickers:
On Thu, 31 Jan 2013, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
I would also like to see improved scripts, I have the issue at one
client that the LVM-snapshots aren't correctly removed sometimes ...
that leads to non-working backups and dozens of lurking snapshots
Am 28.01.2013 17:48, schrieb Markus Iturriaga Woelfel:
I would, however, be interested in seeing an
effort to rewrite this from the ground up as there are certainly a
lot of things that could be improved/fixed.
I would also like to see improved scripts, I have the issue at one
client that the
On 01/26/2013 01:33 PM, neal lawson wrote:
I've been working on a custom LVM snapshot script, I have the bulk of the
script working, but i'm not sure how to message amanand to change the backup
location to the snapshot location. and thoughts would be helpful.
The script must print the
Markus Iturriaga Woelfel, it seems the repo you referenced no longer exists,
Markus Iturriaga Woelfel
Jean-Louis Martineau, the current scripts seem to be a bit of a disaster, and i
did try to fix them, currently i do have a ruby based script that is 99% there
i'm just missing the last bit to
so the correct link to the repo is https://github.com/marxarelli/amlvm-snapshot
the one posted had a trailing ., there are sever versions of this on github,
this project seems to be abandoned as it was last updated over 2 years go
On Jan 28, 2013, at 11:23 AM, neal lawson amanda-for...@backupcentral.com
wrote:
so the correct link to the repo is
https://github.com/marxarelli/amlvm-snapshot the one posted had a trailing
., there are sever versions of this on github, this project seems to be
abandoned as it was last
hi everyone, I resolve the problem.
I installed system without turkish characters vs. After I reinstall
amadna.3.3.x.
Now everythink works well.
Not: I use same amanda.conf config file without change it.
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hi everyone,
I installed Amanda-3.3.2 on debian (32 bit) from source code.
./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=backup --with-rsh-security
--with-ssh-security --with-smbclient --with-bsdtcp-security --disable-nls
Everytihnks goes fine but I can't run amlabel, amdump or amcheck with -t
Might your files have passed through a windows system?
I'm thinking that each line ends with the M$ style of CR/LF
but your OS is expecting only LF.
On Tue, Jan 08, 2013 at 02:59:11PM -0800, bulut wrote:
hi everyone,
I installed Amanda-3.3.2 on debian (32 bit) from source code.
Jose,
Im new to Amanda. I have installed Amanda Server on a CentOS but on
trying to install it on the FreeBSD clients I have I am experiencing
hitches. Any help you can accord will be highly appreciated.
I am not sure what are your problem sin installing amanda client on
FreeBSD.
Go to
Hello @all,
yesterday we got a Sun Storedge L700 with 3 Drives LTO4 and 678 slots.
I can use mtx for changing the tapes from every slot to every slot, no
problem. My problem is that it moans if I want to load these tapes into the
drives.
But I see people using this autochanger in the internet,
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 06:17:41PM -0700, upengan78 wrote:
Couple of questions:
...
Does amoverview work on weeklyfull but not on monthlyfull?
no amoverview doesn't work on any of above. Always E.
The amoverview output you show indicated errors for 3 weeks of daily runs.
What did the
I assume you are using a recent release of amanda?
I am sure this is not latest because I went with OpenCSW repository available
for solaris platform instead of compiling amanda package myself from source.
3.1.1 is the version of amanda on this system, as shown below.
/opt/csw/bin/pkgutil -a
Could it be because of trying to fill tapes(vtapes in my case) to 100%?
following is configured in monthlyfull and weeklyfull amanda configuration,
flush-threshold-dumped100
flush-threshold-scheduled 100
taperflush100
autoflush yes
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 07:23:38AM -0700, upengan78 wrote:
Could it be because of trying to fill tapes(vtapes in my case) to 100%?
following is configured in monthlyfull and weeklyfull amanda configuration,
flush-threshold-dumped100
flush-threshold-scheduled 100
taperflush
Hello ,
I am wondering if there is anything in Amada that can give me information on
how old the backup of a DLE exists in the system and similar useful
information. I do receive daily AMANDA MAIL REPORT when a job is finished but
that doesn't tell me how old the backup of DLE is available for
Upendra,
I use the # amadmin subcommands due and find for
this type of information.
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 07:11:39AM -0700, upengan78 wrote:
Hello ,
I am wondering if there is anything in Amada that can give me information on
how old the backup of a DLE exists in the system and similar
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 07:11:39AM -0700, upengan78 wrote:
Hello ,
I am wondering if there is anything in Amada that can give me information on
how old the backup of a DLE exists in the system and similar useful
information. I do receive daily AMANDA MAIL REPORT when a job is finished but
Thanks Jon and Brian
I will try amadmin, i did however try, amoverview. Do you know how to interpret
the o/p from amoverview?
/opt/csw/sbin/amoverview monthlyfull
date 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03
03 03 03 03 03
host disk 22 23
Upendra,
I found the amoverview man page on the web and it shows
the date headers and DLEs down the left side as your email
indicates but shows dump levels in the grid rather than the
E markings which the man page shows and ran into end of
tape .
Its more complicated than that, rather than
Thanks , I took a look at that man page just now. I tried some other
options/switches for amoverview , I always got E or EE while my amanda backup
reports were OK most of the times for all DLEs.
Just for the sake of trying I tried amadmin weeklyfull find and guess what !
this works a lot
Yes it works with monthlyfull as well. It so happened that I just ran amadmin
on weeklyfull first so I posted o/p of weeklyfull in my last post while I
should have actually posted o/p for monthlyfull. Sorry for creating confusion.
/opt/csw/sbin/amadmin monthlyfull find
datehost
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 09:10:07AM -0700, upengan78 wrote:
Yes it works with monthlyfull as well. It so happened that I just ran amadmin
on weeklyfull first so I posted o/p of weeklyfull in my last post while I
should have actually posted o/p for monthlyfull. Sorry for creating confusion.
Couple of questions:
I assume, that as a test, the monthlyfull config is being run daily?
yes monthly full is being run daily.
Does amoverview work on weeklyfull but not on monthlyfull?
no amoverview doesn't work on any of above. Always E.
The amoverview output you show indicated errors for 3
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On Behalf Of skolo
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2011 1:17 PM
To: amanda-users@amanda.org
Subject: [Amanda-users] LTO5 and LTFS
Anthony,
I'm starting to get into HP LTFS after getting an Ultrium 3000 Ext Drive
connected to a HP DL 365 G5 Server using
Anthony,
I'm starting to get into HP LTFS after getting an Ultrium 3000 Ext Drive
connected to a HP DL 365 G5 Server using a HP P411/512 card.
I actually tried first off using a Citrix Xen Server 5.6 host with the idea of
sharing the LTFS to a dedicated Virtual Machine client. However I was
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for that useful information.
The correct fix is probably to also change all u_long variables to u_int32?
Jean-Louis
shesselbarth wrote:
IXDR_GET_U_LONG is defined in /usr/linclude/rpc/xdr.h (on linux)
This file is included from /usr/linclude/rpc/rpc.h which is included
On Tue, Feb 08, 2011 at 07:55:47PM -0500, shesselbarth wrote:
IXDR_GET_U_LONG is defined in /usr/linclude/rpc/xdr.h (on linux)
This file is included from /usr/linclude/rpc/rpc.h which is included in
ndmp-src/ndmp?.h
I have a successful build on Solaris 10x86 for 64bit-amanda, I
had a
IXDR_GET_U_LONG is defined in /usr/linclude/rpc/xdr.h (on linux)
This file is included from /usr/linclude/rpc/rpc.h which is included in
ndmp-src/ndmp?.h
Hi,
I just stumbled across the same build issues with 64-bit (open)solaris.
After some research on linux and solaris rpc/xdr.h headers I
Hello from Spain. I would apreciate some help about any linux distribution with
kernel 2.x support includind ftape/ztape and amanda package included. Maybe
livecd for better practices restoring old systems, for evaluate proposites. I
would aprecitae some help to dump qic/travan tapes using dd
Just an update.
The issue was resolved by modifying all of DLEs in disklist from /export/./abc
to /export/abc which means I removed '.' from all DLEs.
Now I can recover anyfile/directory using amrecover. Hope this is helpful for
people using '.' inside their DLEs.
Thanks
Well, I have added one more partition in disklist file - /etc . This sure
does not have '.' like /export/./local/
I have started to think that either tar/gtar or amrecove, one of that does not
work well with a . in the specified DLE. It may also be version on solaris
atleast.
I am going
Hi,
I have been backing up using amanda for about 1 month and I agree that I should
have checked amrestore earlier. Now that I am trying to restore
files/directories using amrestore, there is always this error :
Not found in archive
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
If I do grep manually from terminal, I see that file is available.
/opt/csw/bin/gzip -dc
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/weeklyfull/index/amclient.domain/_export_._local/2011011117_0.gz
| grep gcc-3.2-sol8-sparc-local
/local/gcc-3.2-sol8-sparc-local
Hey,
So I've noticed that sometimes Amanda will fill up a tape with more than 400gb
(LTO3) - I'm assuming this is down to compression? Is there another way to
limit this from happening apart from turning hardware and software compression
off?
Thanks,
Rory,
When I am using tape compression I often...sorry.
When using SW tape compression amanda will know what the
typical compression is for any given DLE and will (I believe)
use the expected compressed size of the data when estimating
overall tape usage.
When I use HW compression I often lie
I want to ensure tapes are filled 100% each time where possible. I've written a
script in python to look at directory, figure out size, and create a disklist
which will ensure a round about size for each disklist file - so for instance
it will try to create a disklist file that contains entries
choogendyk wrote:
On 1/5/11 12:00 PM, rory_f wrote:
I want to ensure tapes are filled 100% each time where possible. I've
written a script in python to look at directory, figure out size, and
create a disklist which will ensure a round about size for each disklist
file - so for
Rory,
On Wed, Jan 05, 2011 at 12:00:40PM -0500, rory_f wrote:
I want to ensure tapes are filled 100% each time where possible. I've
written a script in python to look at directory, figure out size, and
create a disklist which will ensure a round about size for each disklist
file - so for
Charles Curley wrote:
On Wed, 05 Jan 2011 13:19:42 -0500
rory_f amanda-forum at backupcentral.com wrote:
Perhaps what i'm looking to do is guarantee the most economical way
of filling the tapes.
Which is more valuable, a few terabytes of tape space, or your time?
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Perhaps what i'm looking to do is guarantee the most economical way
of filling the tapes.
Which is more valuable, a few terabytes of tape space, or your time?
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On 1/5/11 12:00 PM, rory_f wrote:
I want to ensure tapes are filled 100% each time where possible. I've written a
script in python to look at directory, figure out size, and create a disklist
which will ensure a round about size for each disklist file - so for instance
it will try to create
# date
Tue Dec 21 20#58;51#58;33 EST 2010
# ls -ltr /amandadump/dmp001/20101221004214 | tail
-rw---nbsp; nbsp;1 amandanbsp; nbsp;sysnbsp; nbsp; nbsp; 1073741824
Dec 21 20#58;36 zulu01._rz2pool_mace.0.598.tmp
-rw---nbsp; nbsp;1 amandanbsp; nbsp;sysnbsp; nbsp; nbsp; 1073741824
Dec 21
# date
Tue Dec 21 20#58;51#58;33 EST 2010
# ls -ltr /amandadump/dmp001/20101221004214 | tail
-rw---nbsp; nbsp;1 amandanbsp; nbsp;sysnbsp; nbsp; nbsp; 1073741824
Dec 21 20#58;36 zulu01._rz2pool_mace.0.598.tmp
-rw---nbsp; nbsp;1 amandanbsp; nbsp;sysnbsp; nbsp; nbsp; 1073741824
Dec 21
[quote=Jean-Louis Martineau]
set:
flush-threshold-dumped 100
flush-threshold-scheduled 100
taperflush 100
OK...I see that as documented here:
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/FAQ:Why_does_Amanda_not_append_to_a_tape%3F
This would seem to allow full tape utilization without having to
OK...I see that as documented here:
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/FAQ:Why_does_Amanda_not_append_to_a_tape%3F
This would seem to allow full tape utilization without having to resort to
vtapes...I'm pretty sure I was already doing this and it didn't work
reliably...will try again.
As I
I've embraced centralized storage in a big way with the hopes that it would
facilitate the backup process (e.g. if you have all the data and boot images on
one system you don't even worry about doing network backups). In the last six
months I've deployed 3 Solaris/ZFS storage servers to handle
NetWatchman wrote:
Here are some of the challenges/questions:
My full backups are huge (multi-TB) so filling tapes is not a problem. However, daily incremental might
only be 20-30GB. Since I'm using 1.5 and/or 2TB drive for tapes I'm able to get good
filling of the tapes when doing full
Hello again,
I think I am starting to realize that something needs to be configured properly
in order to Fill the tapes to their MAX capacity. I'd like some advise on that.
I can create another thread for that however, it may be something to do with
existing configuration so I am continuing
Upendra,
I don't recall how large your holding area is or if you end up
with multiple DLE in holding waiting for tape or not.
I've had good success with taperalgo and selecting the largestfit
option. This seems to fill my (non-spanning physical) tapes pretty
close to 100%.
If you have lots of
Thanks for your quick advise Brian,
I still want to post my DLEs and their sizes, may be you or someone can throw
additional ideas.
weeklyfull ~ total size about 58GB
pluto.ece.iit.edu /export/./abc /export {12G
comp-tar
include ./abc
} -1
pluto.ece.iit.edu /export/./def
Thanks for your quick advise Brian,
I still want to post my DLEs and their sizes, may be you or someone can throw
additional ideas.
weeklyfull ~ total size about 58GB
client.domain.com /export/./abc /export {12G
comp-tar
include ./abc
} -1
client.domain.com /export/./def
Thank you Jon and everyone who have helped me understand a lot of things in
Amanda. I have been able to split DLEs into multiple DLEs for the sake for
distributing them in proper schedule. I also tried using inparallel and maxdump
in amanda config and was successful only after configuring
Thanks so much for this information.
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Ok guys, I got busier with other tasks so could not reply. sorry about that.
I did manage upgrading to Amanda 3.x version on solaris amanda server and
solaris amanda client.
I tried amcheck and it worked. So I tried amdump. However it seems to me I
really need to adjust the numbers because I
On Fri, Dec 03, 2010 at 09:55:14AM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
Ok guys, I got busier with other tasks so could not reply. sorry about that.
I did manage upgrading to Amanda 3.x version on solaris amanda server and
solaris amanda client.
I tried amcheck and it worked. So I tried amdump.
#Congratulations on a successful amdump!
Wow, tell you what I am so happy to see those words! Thanks much!
By the time I saw your reply, I had impatiently split my single DLE into 9 DLEs
which also includes the last one for excluding all 8 DLEs on the top.
I did see same message again in the
dispite the multiple DLEs the wall clock time is not shorter
than the dumptime, check use of inparallel and maxdump and
you should be able to get some concurrency, not that running
into the work day is an issue with this config, but its good
to practice and now about it later.
On Fri, Dec 03,
Oh, it looks like when I add splitdisk_buffer, it shows me below error on
amcheck,
amcheck test
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: dumptype parameter expected
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: end of line is expected
amcheck: errors processing config file
Relevant
Actually the reason I decided to split DLE into multiple DLEs because I
thought it is tar/gzipping 31GB data in one go and it might cause lower i/o
speed and also feared if it 'd use more server resources. Although , I am
actually looking to make best use of 16GB memory on amanda server and 8
Hi!
amcheck test
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: dumptype parameter expected
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: end of line is expected
amcheck: errors processing config file
I think you mean the split_diskbuffer parameter:
See example amanda.conf:
#
On Fri, Dec 03, 2010 at 04:29:59PM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
Oh, it looks like when I add splitdisk_buffer, it shows me below error on
amcheck,
amcheck test
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: dumptype parameter expected
/opt/csw/etc/amanda/test/amanda.conf, line 43: end of line
On Fri, Dec 03, 2010 at 04:04:16PM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
Now I am thinking about, removing runtapes option completely, and add
splitdisk_buffer option to the holding disk, I am confused about one thing,
why you mentioned that looks like your splits are about 0.5GB. I have
actually set
Sorry for being late to reply as I was away from computer for last 5 days.
Has this system successfully passed an amcheck configname?
Yes, It works fine always. No errors found.
Here is the o/p
Holding disk /random//amanda/amandahold/test: 3881997 kB disk space available,
using 3881997 kB
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 10:08:04AM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
@ Jon,
It doesn't show me 3.1.1 version available in CSW which I am using here. See
below,
/opt/csw/bin/pkgutil -c amanda
Checking catalog integrity with gpg.
gpg: Signature made Sun Oct 17 21:35:22 2010 CDT using DSA key ID
Sorry for being late to reply as I was away from computer for last 5 days.
Has this system successfully passed an amcheck configname?
Yes, It works fine always. No errors found.
Here is the o/p
Holding disk /random//amanda/amandahold/test: 3881997 kB disk space available,
using 3881997 kB
Sorry for double reply. I pressed back button on Midori and forum
reposted/resent my reply earlier.
Thanks for that info JL. I was completely unaware of OpenCSW. I will try to
use Opencsw and see if I can get Amanda to 3.1.1 and proceed from there which
will be best thing to do. Anyhow I
I have made some changed to amanda.conf. First I have changed disk size to
10GB, then number of Vtapes/slots = 29 and also added runtapes = 6
My amanda.conf
dumpcycle 7
runspercycle 7
tapecycle 29
runtapes 6
dumpuser amanda
tpchanger chg-disk# a virtual tape changer
Nothing strickes me as wrong with your new config but...
I'm sorry, I can't actually comment on spanning, never
configured it on any of my amanda servers.
Just for the sake of argument I'm going to include an
extract of my disklist file.
Originally we backed up a 1Tbyte drive, this was
Hello Brian,
Thanks again. I just ran amdump test and looks like there is some issue which I
am not able to understand why it's happening. Here is ther email from Amanda
Admin.
These dumps were to tape TEST-1.
The next 6 tapes Amanda expects to use are: 6 new tapes.
The next 6 new tapes
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 02:22:52PM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
Hello Brian,
Thanks again. I just ran amdump test and looks like there is some issue which
I am not able to understand why it's happening. Here is ther email from
Amanda Admin.
These dumps were to tape TEST-1.
The next 6
Hi,
I just had to create those slots directories (29) and then I edited amanda.conf
and modified length as length 10240 MB in tapetype defination. After this
ran amlabel to label 29 slots and then amcheck test which did not find problems.
Only thing I had not done was restart Amanda server
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 11:37:31AM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
I have made some changed to amanda.conf. First I have changed disk size to
10GB, then number of Vtapes/slots = 29 and also added runtapes = 6
My amanda.conf
dumpcycle 7
runspercycle 7
tapecycle 29
runtapes 6
dumpuser amanda
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 10:27:15AM -0500, upengan78 wrote:
Hi,
Using Amanda on Solaris 10 2.5.2p1,REV=2008.05.21 and
amanda client on a solaris 8 which I beleive has same
version of Amanda.
OpenCSW shows amanda version 3.1.1. Why are you using
such an old version?
Jon
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