On Sat, Jan 28, 2006 at 01:17:27PM +0100, Paul Bijnens wrote:
>
> > Also dump can do incremential dumps.
> > Does it do them filewise or just from
> > the uninterpreted disk content?
>
> Actualy that is up to the dump program itself,
> which I did not yet study in detail.
> But I believe it does
Jens Theisen schreef:
Hello Paul,
There are two issues here. [...]
Interesting. But still: Either dump or restore needs to understand the
filesystem so that the TOC can actually be generated into the stream or
from the stream. And presumably one can't restore the data backed up from
one
Hello Paul,
> There are two issues here. [...]
Interesting. But still: Either dump or restore needs to understand the
filesystem so that the TOC can actually be generated into the stream or
from the stream. And presumably one can't restore the data backed up from
one filesystem to a disk wi
Jens Theisen schreef:
I don't have a problem this time, but I'm curious:
The dump user on the clients is not required to have the permissions to
read what he's backing up - read access to the devices is sufficient.
Still, we can exclude file-wise and have a TOC on the server afterwards.
Ho
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John R. Jackson
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 2:31 PM
To: James Stevens
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Permission Question
>The owner and group was amanda and disk respectively. The amanda services
is
>setup to run as user amanda and as group d
>The owner and group was amanda and disk respectively. The amanda services is
>setup to run as user amanda and as group disk in xinetd.d/amanda. When I
>chown root.root amandates sendsize works. But now sendbackup.debug is
>giving: error [opening /etc/amandates: Permission denied]. ...
Here's ho
