Doing a test
I have a two filesystems (/var to be precise) on two differnet machines
(pretty obvious there). And I did a backup and it was determined to be
a level 1 (which is what I expected it to be since I did a full 2 days
ago nad had little or no change. So for S and G's I put a 50
>Would you be so kind to promt me what is my mistake and amcheck
>write about error?
I don't see anything wrong in what you posted so far. Have you
checked out **everything** mentioned in these to FAQ items:
http://amanda.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/16.html
http://amanda.sourceforge.net
According to John R. Jackson:
> >I have problem with amdump: host which I try to dump
> >does not respond (by time-out) but it is alive.
> >...
> >FAIL planner local /dev/rsd0a 0 [Request to local timed out.]
>
> Did you run amcheck? What did it say?
>
> If you get timeouts there, look at the
>I have problem with amdump: host which I try to dump
>does not respond (by time-out) but it is alive.
>...
>FAIL planner local /dev/rsd0a 0 [Request to local timed out.]
Did you run amcheck? What did it say?
If you get timeouts there, look at the FAQ at www.amanda.org. It has
two articles th
Hi,
I have problem with amdump: host which I try to dump
does not respond (by time-out) but it is alive.
aaa | 309 >less log.20020208.2
START planner date 20020208
INFO planner Adding new disk dmps.ripn.net:/dev/rsd0a.
START driver date 20020208
ERROR taper no-tape [cannot overwrite active tap
According to Joshua Baker-LePain:
> On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 at 7:36pm, Mary N Koroleva wrote
Dear Joshua,
Thank you very much for your help!
>
> > I use BSDI 4.2. AMANDA is already here.
>
> As an aside, pre-compiled amanda is generally bad. You learn a lot going
> through the building and inst
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 at 7:36pm, Mary N Koroleva wrote
> I use BSDI 4.2. AMANDA is already here.
As an aside, pre-compiled amanda is generally bad. You learn a lot going
through the building and installation process.
> I have created the user amanda, have added it to group operator.
> amanda.c
Hi,
I use BSDI 4.2. AMANDA is already here.
I have created the user amanda, have added it to group operator.
amanda.conf has copied in /etc/amanda. Then:
dmps:/etc/amanda | 25 >amdump amanda.conf
amdump: could not find directory /etc/amanda/amanda.conf
dmps:/etc/amanda | 26 >
Would you be so
>I'm trying to dump the entire contents of the host onto the holding disk,
>but I got this error:
>
>./amdump set1
>insert tape into slot 0 and press return
What error? That's telling you to mount the tape.
>When I ran amcheck before running amdump this is the result:
>./amcheck set1
>Amanda Ta
Hello Amanda Users,
I'm trying to dump the entire contents of the host onto the holding disk,
but I got this error:
./amdump set1
insert tape into slot 0 and press return
When I ran amcheck before running amdump this is the result:
./amcheck set1
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
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>I'm running 2.4.2 on the drive host. Clients are running a mixture of 2.4.1
>and 2.4.2
>
>Did I read somewhere that using a changer (including chg-manual) doesn't
>work with cron? ...
Changers, in general, work fine with cron. However, if you're using
chg-manual, that's a special case because
I'm running 2.4.2 on the drive host. Clients are running a mixture of 2.4.1
and 2.4.2
Did I read somewhere that using a changer (including chg-manual) doesn't
work with cron? The tape drive opens during this 'suspension' -- I guess
it's waiting for the next tape and some sort of input that the ta
On Jan 2, 2001, "Shane T. Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When the wrong tape is in the drive, the dump suspends - it gets all the
> estimates from the other servers but when I check amstatus, I get "wait for
> dumping" for each filesystem (even after manually putting the correct tape
> i
Jens Bech Madsen wrote:
>
> One thing to note, though, is that Amanda doesn't do level
> 0 dumps to disk. Only incrementals will be dumped to holding disk if
> the wrong tape is detected.
>
This is not true. AMANDA _will_ do full backups to the holding disk, if
the "reserve" parameter is set to
amcleanup. Once I
re-ran amdump (with the right tape), everything worked fine.
Shane
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jens Bech Madsen
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 1:43 PM
To: Amanda-Users
Subject: Re: Wrong tape / amdump question
"Sh
Hi, how do I get Amanda to dump the filesystems to holding disk if it finds
the wrong tape in the drive (which I can manually flush them to tape at a
later time)? I am running Amanda 2.4.2 on RH6.1 (2.2.18). The dumps work
fine when the 'proper' tape is in the drive. It is almost like the dumps
st
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