many thanks to all, it was a problem with bandwidth definitions.
Alexc.
On Tue, 2005-06-21 at 12:32 +0200, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Vects wrote:
0 dumpers busy : 0:00:00 ( 0.00%)
1 dumper busy : 0:41:06 ( 70.46%)no-bandwidth: 0:41:06
(100.00%)
2 dumpers busy : 0:17:13 (
Hi Everyone,
Today I run another 'Full' set and had opportunity to test what Stefan
said. I still saw single dumping process per host but something got
changes and I found two dumping processes on the same computer in
parallel. I'll run amplot on current Full and publish amfiles later
today.
Vects wrote:
Today I run another 'Full' set and had opportunity to test what Stefan
said. I still saw single dumping process per host but something got
changes and I found two dumping processes on the same computer in
parallel. I'll run amplot on current Full and publish amfiles later
today.
Vects wrote:
0 dumpers busy : 0:00:00 ( 0.00%)
1 dumper busy : 0:41:06 ( 70.46%)no-bandwidth: 0:41:06
(100.00%)
2 dumpers busy : 0:17:13 ( 29.53%)no-bandwidth: 0:17:13
(100.00%)
3 dumpers busy : 0:00:00 ( 0.00%)
4 dumpers busy : 0:00:00 ( 0.01%)
Here you
On Sun, 2005-06-19 at 23:50 +0200, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Vects wrote:
I did grep on amstatus output, see below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ amstatus Full1 | grep dumping
comp1:/dev/md0 0 2168626k wait for dumping
comp1:/dev/md3 0 7042137k wait for dumping
comp2:/dev/md0 0
Vects wrote:
I changed inparallel and maxdumps but it didn't help.
See below the configuration files of amanda.
I would like to have the amdump.XX file too,
and maybe the the full amstatus output.
(You may send it to me privately if you don't want to post
the file in the public.)
One strange
Vects wrote:
I changed inparallel and maxdumps but it didn't help.
See below the configuration files of amanda.
inparallel 10
define dumptype global {
comment Global definitions
index yes
record no
maxdumps 10
}
define dumptype act-full {
global
comment
On Mon, Jun 20, 2005 at 12:37:11PM +0200, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
Vects wrote:
I changed inparallel and maxdumps but it didn't help.
See below the configuration files of amanda.
inparallel 10
define dumptype global {
comment Global definitions
index yes
record
Jon LaBadie wrote:
maxdumps limits the number of dumper processes per DLE, while
inparallel limits the overall number of dumper processes running in
parallel.
Is that dumper procs per DLE? Or per host?
Seems to me that any DLE should only have one dumper assigned.
dumper-procs per client,
Hello, Jon, you wrote:
Actually I meant that to go to sgw, not the list :(
Yeah, I know, all those function-keys ;)
I'm unclear about what maxdumps should do is some settings.
Suppose I have a general setting of maxdumps of 1, either by
not specifying it in amanda.conf or by setting it
On Thu, 2005-06-16 at 09:16 +0200, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Vects wrote:
Hello there,
I mentioned amanda runs only one dump of computer/partition the same
time. Is there any way configure amanda to run many dumps at once for
different computers? I have 6 computers to backup in disklist, it's
Hello, Vects, you wrote:
Actually, that's the default behaviour of amanda: doing as much as
possible in parallel. Why do you think it is not working that way?
I did grep on amstatus output, see below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ amstatus Full1 | grep dumping
Hint: There is the option --dumping ...
Vects wrote:
I did grep on amstatus output, see below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ amstatus Full1 | grep dumping
comp1:/dev/md0 0 2168626k wait for dumping
comp1:/dev/md3 0 7042137k wait for dumping
comp2:/dev/md0 0 205795k wait for dumping
comp2:/dev/md3 0 24805120k wait for
Hello there,
I mentioned amanda runs only one dump of computer/partition the same
time. Is there any way configure amanda to run many dumps at once for
different computers? I have 6 computers to backup in disklist, it's
about 4 partitions per computer, backup takes long time to finish, I
want to
Vects wrote:
Hello there,
I mentioned amanda runs only one dump of computer/partition the same
time. Is there any way configure amanda to run many dumps at once for
different computers? I have 6 computers to backup in disklist, it's
about 4 partitions per computer, backup takes long time to
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