Message: 16
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 02:22:47 -0500
From: Derrick Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ADIC / Dell Powervault 120T changer problems under
Linux (Pt 2)
1) Does anyone have this changer working with Amanda? I
would give just
about anything to get my hands on copies
I have a doubt about amrecover. In our filesystems we have directory
names with spaces, for example: Network Trash Folder/
When i'm in amrecover i try to change to one of these directories and
the result is this:
amrecover cd Network Trash Folder/
Invalid directory - Network
Invalid command -
At 2002-03-25 12:13:09 + (Monday), Jesús Moya wrote:
When i'm in amrecover i try to change to one of these directories and
the result is this:...
Try :-
amrecovercd Network Trash Folder
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Thank you very much, Peter.
Peter Murphy wrote:
At 2002-03-25 12:13:09 + (Monday), Jesús Moya wrote:
When i'm in amrecover i try to change to one of these directories and
the result is this:...
Try :-
amrecovercd Network Trash Folder
On Monday 25 March 2002 12:38 am, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
On Sun, Mar 24, 2002 at 10:12:43PM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Sunday 24 March 2002 05:16 pm, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
On Sun, Mar 24, 2002 at 10:06:41PM +0100, Thomas Hepper wrote:
Yup there was an bug introduced in chg-scsi
On Monday 25 March 2002 12:38 am, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
Latest snapshot have:
md5sum amanda-2.4.3b3-20020324.tar.gz
f74bc9822c6cf1d8624819cac6fbff16 amanda-2.4.3b3-20020324.tar.gz
Maybe you have a caching problem.
Which was exactly it, mozilla's cache TBE. My apologies.
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Cheers,
On 25 Mar 2002 at 10:08am, Jason Henry Parker wrote
Some versions of dump for Linux are capable of doing it. The problem,
as dump reported, is that it's not possible to update the dumpdates
file in that case (which strikes me as pretty reasonable).
I should have been clearer. dump will
Hi,
we're using amanda now for several years to back up
our servers, but since a few days we have a strange
problem with one of our hosts:
Amanda Backup Client Hosts Check
WARNING: cmso: selfcheck request timed out. Host down?
Client check: 14 hosts checked in
Hi Rainer,
I am Sumesh from RD dept of a System Integrator OEM company HCL
Infosystems Ltd
in INDIA.We are in the way of offering a reliable and cheap or free backup
solution in a
Linux-Windows enviornment.We have found AMANDA will definitely help us.We
are looking for a solution of
Fernan Aguero [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
[I've tried also building amanda --with-user=amanda and creating the
user to no avail]
The only thing that works is letting amanda have a login shell in
/etc/passwd, which I guess is the wrong thing to do (from a security
standpoint).
Hi! It's
does etimeout specify the time that sendsize will use to estimate the
time needed to do 'its thing', or does it represent the sum total of
time ( estimate dumping ) of a filesystem ?
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 at 11:53am, Uncle George wrote
does etimeout specify the time that sendsize will use to estimate the
time needed to do 'its thing', or does it represent the sum total of
time ( estimate dumping ) of a filesystem ?
etimeout specifies that amount of time amdump will wait
Hello,
I have just moved my amanda setup from one server to another (the old one
was already setup). But now I always get the same error message either
trying to label tapes, or running amcheck:
no tape online
Notes:
amcheck never finishes...
chg-zd-mtx works... but it neither finishes, only
Thanks, Brian. The host was allowing root access to be exported, but
the client in question was refusing to take it. I had to edit the
vfstab file to make it work.
Brian Cuttler wrote:
Jenn,
NFS mounting file systems tends to make suid bits fall off.
Remote mount treats ROOT as nobody
etimeout specifies that amount of time amdump will wait to hear back after
sending a sendsize request to a particular host. At least, I think it's
per-host.
This is covered in the man page:
Default: 300 seconds. Amount of time per disk on a
given client that the
... While mtx itself worked, I never
got the chg-zd-mtx script to work. ...
BTW, I use 2.4.3b2. ...
Was that the 2.4.3 chg-zd-mtx that you had trouble with? I did a pretty
significant overhaul for this release and if it doesn't work, now's the
time to tell me.
If it was 2.4.2, that's a
Then my current impression is that the feature does not work - exactly
as stated. There are a few file systems on one 'errant' system, where
one filesystem has taken over 224 minuts( wall time ) to complete just
the estimate. I had changed the time to be some 3600 ( an hour ) which,
if one
W hen I run an amverify I get the following:
...
Cannot find file dump list
Solaris ufsrestore does this when the image is empty, e.g. when
you do an incremental backup of a very static file system and nothing
gets dumped. I consider it a bug.
You can ignore it (I do).
It is consistent to
... I had changed the time to be some 3600 ( an hour ) which,
if one beleives the man page, would leave some 8hours ( wall time ) for
all 8 partitions to complete. ...
Right. That's the way it's supposed to work, and the way it has worked
for myself and others.
Do you have the corresponding
Sorry, for every NEW run, i would like a set of new logs just for that
run just so that i know are from just that run. from my 'novice' eyes,
its just to much data to figure out where the previous run completed,
and the new one began.
But if i ( ever ) get a complete backup ( after setting it
Sorry, for every NEW run, i would like a set of new logs just for that
run just so that i know are from just that run. ...
Which log files are you talking about? As of 2.4.2p2, every file should
have a unique name, most of them based on a datestamp.
But if i ( ever ) get a complete backup (
Derrick Miller writes:
1) Does anyone have this changer working with Amanda? I
would give just about anything to get my hands on copies
of working config and chg-zd-mtx files.
I am using a different changer script supplied by Chris Pascoe and once
upon a time posted to this list (in
Joshua Baker-LePain [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 25 Mar 2002 at 10:08am, Jason Henry Parker wrote
Some versions of dump for Linux are capable of doing it. The problem,
as dump reported, is that it's not possible to update the dumpdates
file in that case (which strikes me as pretty
amcheck never finishes...
What version of Amanda?
chg-zd-mtx works... but it neither finishes, only the -info switch comes back.
Get the new version of chg-zd-mtx:
ftp://gandalf.cc.purdue.edu/pub/amanda/chg-zd-mtx.sh.in-243
If nothing else, look at the comments in the front of the script
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