The messages are being logged by inetd. If you don't want inetd to
log connections, then turn off inetd tracing (remove '-t' from inetd
startup).
I wouldn't recommend turning off daemon.notice in syslog.conf. Makes
it difficult to troubleshoot actual problems.
George
On Mar 28, 2007, at
Len,
This message means that you have some device in the path to your
tape drive that isn't happy with 16-byte CDBs (some scsi-3 commands).
This one in particular is the scsi-3 "WRITE ATTRIBUTE" command.
(Reference: http://t10.org/ftp/t10/drafts/spc4/spc4r04.pdf)
George
On Sat, 13 May 2006, Le
The drives seem to need cleaning after about 500
or 600 hours of use.
Regards,
Brian
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Drew
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Cc: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.
The best thing to do (for nbu versions < 6.0) is to ignore those
lights. Those versions of netbackup only recognize two of the 48 or
so possible flags set on the tapealert log page, clean now and clean
periodic. The light on the front of the drive could get set for who
knows how many of the
I would recommend that 2Gb is probably not a large enough fragment size, as
that's barely
long enough for the drive to get up to speed. Figure 70MB/sec transfer rate
(optimally),
and your drive is stopping every 4 minutes (roughly). Add multi-plexing and that
could be even more often, not to men
