Before deciding to use amrmtape I tried using its
"--dryrun" option. According to the manpage:
--dryrun, -n
Generate new tapelist(5) and database files
with label removed, but leave them in /tmp
and do not update the original copies.
While the original
Jean-Louis Martineau writes:
> Look for error in the debug file.
Ahh.
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Sun Jun 21 14:42:19 2015: thd-0x1829e00: amrmtape: new Amanda::Changer::Error:
type='fatal', message='slot 1 doesn't exists &#
Look for error in the debug file.
Jean-Louis
On 21/06/15 09:01 AM, Kamil Jońca wrote:
When I try to execute:
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sudo -u backup amrmtape --cleanup --erase -v alfa alfa-6-100
--8<---cut here-
When I try to execute:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
sudo -u backup amrmtape --cleanup --erase -v alfa alfa-6-100
--8<---cut here---end--->8---
I got:
--8<---cut here---start
What I do at the end of each dump, I run a script that:
sends me the contents of tapelist by mail
rsync /etc/amanda (the config directory)
rsycn /var/amanda (where I have all the logs, curinfo, indexes, etc.)
sends me the result of amadmin export by mail
I think I am pretty safe and could recons
Per Jean-Louis’ suggesting, I looked in oldlogs, and nothing had been moved
there.
I restored the whole log directory from the day before (in a scratch area), and
compared things.
This gave me the complete line to put back into the tapelist file.
Upon careful perusal of files, I decided t
Debra,
grep the label in logs/* and logs/oldlog/*
If it is in logs/oldlog, mv it back to logs.
Add the entry in the tapelist file,
Jean-Louis
On 06/04/2014 12:56 AM, Debra S Baddorf wrote:
I accidentally amrmtaped a tape today. The tape is still intact, and I
actually have a text file
of th
I accidentally amrmtaped a tape today. The tape is still intact, and I
actually have a text file
of the contents of it (TOC file.) So I can use DD and get the files back if
I need them.
But hey — I’m in charge of backup, doggonit — so what files can I restore so
amanda
will re-remember th
Well, an attempt to load the tape drive from slot 7 gives an error:
-bash-3.00$ mtx -f /dev/sg3 load 7
mtx: Request Sense: Long Report=yes
mtx: Request Sense: Valid Residual=no
mtx: Request Sense: Error Code=70 (Current)
mtx: Request Sense: Sense Key=Aborted Command
mtx: Request Sense: FileMark=no
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Jon LaBadie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 01:28:52PM -0500, FL wrote:
> > AMANDA is complaining about a tape (Daily07) that has been removed from
> > the database:
>
> Did that drop the number of active tapes in the tapelist
> file below the
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 01:28:52PM -0500, FL wrote:
> AMANDA is complaining about a tape (Daily07) that has been removed from
> the database:
Did that drop the number of active tapes in the tapelist
file below the tapecycle value?
>
> -bash-3.00$ amcheck Daily
> Amanda Tape Server Host Check
> -
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 1:28 PM, FL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Storage Element 7:Full :VolumeTag=A8
> I don't know why AMANDA would be complaining about slot 7, when Daily07,
> which is in slot 7, was removed...
It looks like it's still in the changer, or the changer is mixed up.
D
AMANDA is complaining about a tape (Daily07) that has been removed from
the database:
-bash-3.00$ amcheck Daily
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
Holding disk /var/lib/amanda/holdingdisk: 60351844 KB disk space available,
that's plenty
amcheck-server: fatal slot 7: mtx: R
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 10:00:54AM -0500, Kurt Yoder wrote:
> Hello list
>
> So I accidentally ran amrmtape against my DailySet1 tape CDS1tape07. Is there
> any way for me to "un-amrmtape" and put it back the way it was?
Add it to tapelist file.
It should works if you hav
Hello list
So I accidentally ran amrmtape against my DailySet1 tape CDS1tape07. Is there
any way for me to "un-amrmtape" and put it back the way it was?
Thanks for any information
--
Kurt Yoder
Sport & Health network administrator
thing? amrmtape lets amanda forget about the tape,
including the tapelist. Amanda will never ask for that tape again.
You may use tape to for anything now, including as decoration in
the christmas tree.
But the label is still on the tape. You can overwrite it with any
program. There is nothing sp
wrote:
Hi,
amrmtape only removes the entrys for the tape from all databases,
but amanda will happily use it if she sees it again as the label
on tape is not touched at all.
The question is what should be achieved:
1.) make amanda forget about the backups on that tape?
-> ok, amrmtape is your fr
Hi,
before going any further on this path:
Do you/we realy want to change that behavior of amanda ?
It's been there since more or less ancient times!
(At least since amanda-2.4.0 when i started using amanda)
The current behavior has it's pros, but i can't see real contras at
the m
Hi,
Amanda should not use a tape if it's label is not in the tapelist file.
Could you try this patch.
Jean-Louis
On Thu, Feb 05, 2004 at 05:27:36PM +0100, Christoph Scheeder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> amrmtape only removes the entrys for the tape from all databases,
> but amanda will
Hi,
amrmtape only removes the entrys for the tape from all databases,
but amanda will happily use it if she sees it again as the label
on tape is not touched at all.
The question is what should be achieved:
1.) make amanda forget about the backups on that tape?
-> ok, amrmtape is your friend,
On Thursday, 05.02.2004 at 10:05 -0500, Kin-Ho Kwan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it sufficient enough to just run "amrmtape -n conf TAPE001" so that
> Amanda will not use this tape for backup?
>
> I try to run "amrmtape -n conf TAPE001", but Amanda still use tha
Hi,
Is it sufficient enough to just run "amrmtape -n conf TAPE001"
so that Amanda will not use this tape for backup?
I try to run "amrmtape -n conf TAPE001", but Amanda still use that tape
to backup stuff. Is there any other command I need to run to remove the
Amanda label?
Thanks
Kin-Ho Kwan
On Mar 10, 2001, Albrecht Gebhardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Question: Do I have to edit all /etc/{aman,dump}dates files on my clients
> by hand to remove the datestamps which refer to the broken tape?
Nope. As soon as you `amrmtape'd the broken tape, Amanda won't
schedule any incrementals b
Hi,
recently one of my amanda tapes has been damaged and I had to
remove it from my backup cycle with "amrmtape".
Now I labeled a new one (with the same label) and want to continue in my
backup schedule.
Question: Do I have to edit all /etc/{aman,dump}dates files on my clients
>amrmtape Semanal Viernes01
>
> amrmtape:preserving original database in
>informacion.orig.2014(exported).
> amadmin: WARNING: input is from different org: Cirsa_Diario
What is "org" set to in the Semanal amanda.conf (please post the exact
line).
Wh
I'm trying to reuse a tape, so first i amrmtape its label: Viernes01,
Semanal is the configuration directory.
I get this output from amrmtape:
amrmtape Semanal Viernes01
amrmtape:preserving original database in
informacion.orig.2014(exported).
amadmin: WARNING: input is
On Nov 21, 2000, David Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * I have all of tape 10's data (but it may or may not have a header)
> * I have the curinfo records that amrmtape saved
> Now, how would I get this tape back into operation?
I'd advise you to keep the old cur
rinfo records that amrmtape saved
Now, how would I get this tape back into operation? Or is there no
way...
DL
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