--- "John R. Jackson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the moment I'll assume the patch Carey Jung sent you solves this.
It solved it.
Thanks for all the help, JRJ, CJ and all others.
> JJ
-Shreedeep.
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Shreedeep Bhachech
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> When you ran ./configure, did it say it found setmntent?
I don't recall.
> What do you get when you run this:
>
> grep SETMNT config/config.h
#define HAVE_SETMNTENT 1
> What does your /etc/fstab line look like for /? What about
> /proc/mounts?
/etc/fstab:
/dev/hda12 /
>Funny you should mention that - I am using 2.4.2p1!
When you ran ./configure, did it say it found setmntent? What do you
get when you run this:
grep SETMNT config/config.h
What does your /etc/fstab line look like for /? What about /proc/mounts?
>Shreedeep [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John R. Jackso
--- Carey Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We just ran across the same problem. It's fixed in
> 2.4.2p1.
Funny you should mention that - I am using 2.4.2p1!
:-/
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Shreedeep [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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We just ran across the same problem. It's fixed in 2.4.2p1.
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Well, I found out the source of my problem through
amcheck - dump was trying to stat /dev/root (instead
of /dev/hdaxx) which didn't work, since /dev/root
doesn't exist.
Now that this problem is solved, though - anybody have
some idea about this /dev/root and why dump sees that
while df etc. see /
>could it be that linux treats / partition (and
>therefor the disk that / belongs to) treats
>differently, as a result it doesn't let amanda "read"
>it?
No.
What did amcheck have to say?
What's in /tmp/amanda/sendsize*debug on the client?
>Shreedeep
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Special
I tried, but it didn't fix the problem: possible
reason being, in the same dump cycle, amanda backed up
all the other disks EXCEPT for / - and / is listed at
the top of the disklist.
could it be that linux treats / partition (and
therefor the disk that / belongs to) treats
differently, as a resul
when this has happened to me, i find that a /etc/rc.d/init.d/inet
restart command usually sets things correctly. run amcheck before and
after to make sure it has been fixed. somehow the amandad stops
accepting connections if there is a failure. reseting inet has worked
for me.
also, i have del
Hi!
I am trying to setup amanda 2.4.2pl1 on two RedHat 6.2
boxes.
The client has several HD partitions mounted, eg
/,/usr,/home,/var etc.
After I was successful in backing up one partition and
restoring it, I scheduled a full dump of the client
host. All of the partitions got backed up, except
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