Gene Heskett wrote:
I take it you unpacked, made, and installed amanda as root.
Generally speaking, thats a no-no.
Yes I did. But that's only for a quick test... It should not be relevant
who builds the code (only for security considerations). (Or am I wrong)?
If a segfault occoures the
On Sunday 11 August 2002 09:14, Sven Kirmess wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
I take it you unpacked, made, and installed amanda as root.
Generally speaking, thats a no-no.
Yes I did. But that's only for a quick test... It should not be
relevant
It's extremely revelant.
who builds the code (only
Thanks for all the help. The problem goes away as soon as I
used the following device (in changer.conf).
changerdev /dev/scsi/changer/c1t5d1
This device is created by sgen and not by st. I'll write a summary
with what I did as soon as I got amanda completely up and running.
Sven
I have a very strange problem. chg-scsi (2.4.2p2) does work if it is
called as root. When I call it as user amanda it dumpes core.
By comparing two truss files I found that there is a problem with
the permissions of the device file:
open64(/dev/rmt/1mn, O_RDWR|O_NDELAY) = 4
ioctl(4,
On Saturday 10 August 2002 20:46, Sven Kirmess wrote:
I have a very strange problem. chg-scsi (2.4.2p2) does work if it
is called as root. When I call it as user amanda it dumpes core.
By comparing two truss files I found that there is a problem with
the permissions of the device file:
