this is not the case at all even with a single tape if it hits the end of the tape. then that filesystem failed to dump to the tape. I think there is something wrong with the planner myself. I've even specified that my tapes are 1GB smaller and I still hit the end of the tape sometimes.
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 11:29:53AM -0600, Ben Jarvis wrote: > Hi, > > I just recently started using amverify to read back AMANDA dumps, and > it's giving what seem to me to be inaccurate errors. Basically it > seems like it was written by someone using a single tape drive as > it reports hitting EOT as an error. > > When amanda writes multiple tapes per run, it will write up to EOT > on the first tape, then restart the dump on the second tape. The > partial file on the first tape should not be considered an error. > > Has anyone written an autoloader friendly amverify, or should I > write one myself? I just interpert the amverify report. which works for me for now!
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