Felix Frank wrote:
On Thu, 2 Apr 2009, Anders Magnusson wrote:
Harald Barth wrote:
Why is the space bigger? Don't you do incremental dumps?
Of course, but it will still take up much more space. If we do full dump
once a week
and incs each night there will be many duplicates of files change
On Thu, 2 Apr 2009, Anders Magnusson wrote:
Harald Barth wrote:
Why is the space bigger? Don't you do incremental dumps?
Of course, but it will still take up much more space. If we do full dump
once a week
and incs each night there will be many duplicates of files changed early
after the fu
Anders Magnusson writes:
> Hi,
>
> we are currently deploying OpenAFS here at the university and also
> are stuck with TSM for backups. Currently there doesn't seems to
> exist any good AFS backup client for TSM, and just storing volume
> dumps is not too appealing, both due to backup storage sp
Mattias Amnefelt wrote:
>>
>>> So I have written a client that uses the TSM API for backup.
>>
>> I suspected some ongoing work for AFS backups (considering your
>> earlier questions).
>>
>>
> I've been thinking about how to do this myself. My latest idea was to
> modify the arla client an
Harald Barth wrote:
>> we are currently deploying OpenAFS here at the university and also are stuck
>> with TSM
>> for backups.
>>
>
> There could be worse things. PDC uses TSM and we use homwgrown logic
> to do full and incremental dumps. These then are piped into a program
> that uses the A
Russ Allbery wrote:
"Christopher D. Clausen" writes:
Russ Allbery wrote:
Not any more. Tivoli dropped support for AFS. We have old binaries
that we're still using because they've not broken the API (yet),
but I don't think we're allowed to give them out, and they're not
really a long-term
Kevin Sumner writes:
> TSM 6.1 was released last week.
Ah, it's even worse than I thought.
> We're using the butc plugin for AFS right now with 5.4, though we hope
> to upgrade to something newer in the not-too-distant future.
Yeah, we're using it right now with 5.5 but we're in the same boat
TSM 6.1 was released last week. We're using the butc plugin for AFS right now
with 5.4, though we hope to upgrade to something newer in the not-too-distant
future.
Kevin Sumner
ITS Enterprise Storage Management
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
CB# 1150, 440 W. Franklin Street, Offic
"Christopher D. Clausen" writes:
> Russ Allbery wrote:
>> Not any more. Tivoli dropped support for AFS. We have old binaries
>> that we're still using because they've not broken the API (yet), but I
>> don't think we're allowed to give them out, and they're not really a
>> long-term solution f
Russ Allbery wrote:
Vladimir Konrad writes:
Do you know a way to persuade IBM Tivoli client to do backup of
openafs file-system?
Not any more. Tivoli dropped support for AFS. We have old binaries
that we're still using because they've not broken the API (yet), but
I don't think we're allow
Harald Barth skrev:
we are currently deploying OpenAFS here at the university and also are stuck
with TSM
for backups.
There could be worse things. PDC uses TSM and we use homwgrown logic
to do full and incremental dumps. These then are piped into a program
that uses the API. The only pro
Vladimir Konrad writes:
> Do you know a way to persuade IBM Tivoli client to do backup of openafs
> file-system?
Not any more. Tivoli dropped support for AFS. We have old binaries that
we're still using because they've not broken the API (yet), but I don't
think we're allowed to give them out,
Vladimir Konrad skrev:
Hello,
Do you know a way to persuade IBM Tivoli client to do backup of openafs
file-system?
Currently, I do vos dump on each volume, compress that and the result goes to
tapes. But most
of the data does not change and it takes very large chunk of space in the
backup va
Gedaliah Wolosh wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, the 8th of Nisan, 5769 (04/2/2009) Wheeler, JF (Jonathan) wrote:
>
>> I have been studying the documentation for migrating from "Kerberos 4"
>> to Kerberos 5 for AFS as written by Ken Hornstein. The version of the
>> document that I have is dated 1998 so is a l
> we are currently deploying OpenAFS here at the university and also are stuck
> with TSM
> for backups.
There could be worse things. PDC uses TSM and we use homwgrown logic
to do full and incremental dumps. These then are piped into a program
that uses the API. The only problem is that we do no
Rich Sudlow wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I have a research group which would like to use Spotlight
> in their OpenAFS space - they've told me that this only works
> with AFP. Is this true? Have other sites been using
> this and might be able to point me in the right direction?
> Is there a way to do t
> I have been studying the documentation for migrating from "Kerberos 4"
> to Kerberos 5 for AFS as written by Ken Hornstein.
> ...
> asetkey.
Use the Heimdal kerberos package, it contains all kerberos tools
you'll need.
Harald.
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On Thu, the 8th of Nisan, 5769 (04/2/2009) Wheeler, JF (Jonathan) wrote:
I have been studying the documentation for migrating from "Kerberos 4"
to Kerberos 5 for AFS as written by Ken Hornstein. The version of the
document that I have is dated 1998 so is a little old. Is there a
newer versio
Hi,
we are currently deploying OpenAFS here at the university and also are
stuck with TSM
for backups. Currently there doesn't seems to exist any good AFS backup
client for TSM,
and just storing volume dumps is not too appealing, both due to backup
storage space and
simpleness in restoring s
Hello,
Do you know a way to persuade IBM Tivoli client to do backup of openafs
file-system?
Currently, I do vos dump on each volume, compress that and the result goes to
tapes. But most
of the data does not change and it takes very large chunk of space in the
backup vault.
Any pointers on ho
I have been studying the documentation for migrating from "Kerberos 4"
to Kerberos 5 for AFS as written by Ken Hornstein. The version of the
document that I have is dated 1998 so is a little old. Is there a newer
version anywhere ? If not, can someone please answer the following
question: the do
Greetings
I have a research group which would like to use Spotlight
in their OpenAFS space - they've told me that this only works
with AFP. Is this true? Have other sites been using
this and might be able to point me in the right direction?
Is there a way to do this globally rather than on ever
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