Haven't found a solution yet.
Using the following workaround, for those with a similar problem.
Use two instances of amcheck/amdump, one with all but problem host and
other with single host, same config:
amcheck -m daily host1 host2 host4
amdump daily host1 host2 host4
...later...
amcheck -m
Understood that can be a problem, but no firewall or iptables is
involved. All clients and server are on the same subnet/VLAN.
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Bill Carlson
Anything is possible, given Time and Money.
On 03/04/2016 11:20 AM, Joi L. Ellis wrote:
If your server or client is using the UFW firewall, verify th
If your server or client is using the UFW firewall, verify that a recent
package update didn't remove some of your accept rules. I had this happen on
one of my Ubuntu 14 clients just recently, but it broke SSH rather than amanda.
I'd double-check (lsmod) that the *_conntrack_amanda module is s
