Well I went through the INSTALL doc and read it again. I changed to tar 1.13.19, but
am getting the same message from amrecover. The indexes now look different through:
gzip -dc /usr/adm/amanda/sherpa/index/basecamp.sapient.com/_/20010519_1.gz
now produces output that looks like:
---snip---
gzip -dc /usr/adm/amanda/sherpa/index/basecamp.sapient.com/_/20010519_1.gz
[...]
It seems like amindex does not think that I have a dump for this file system:
SECURITY USER rootbsd
security: remote host basecamp.sapient.com user
Hello,
I have upgraded to tar 1.13.19 but when I try to activate amanda on a
client machine, I get disk off line error:
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
oak/home/fidji lev 0 FAILED [disk /home/fidji offline on oak?]
oak/home/hawai lev 0 FAILED [disk /home/hawai offline on
./configure ... --enable-fqdn? (Don't know what this option really
means)
Means fully qualified domain name I think, so a host basecamp would
always be renamed basecamp.sapient.com
Olivier
The sethost seems to have done the trick. Thanks for the help. Now the important
part of the backup and recover scheme is working.
-Ian Prowell
gzip -dc /usr/adm/amanda/sherpa/index/basecamp.sapient.com/_/20010519_1.gz
[...]
It seems like amindex does not think that I have a dump for this
On May 19, 2001, Carey Jung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we seem to get a lot of 'not at start of tape' errors
It's not an error, just a warning that the tape section numbers that
follow do not reflect the actual tape section numbers on tape, because
you hadn't started amrestore at the beginning
