Hi,
I've been searching the archives for a solution to this, and I am
reasonably sure it has something to do with sendsize. Maybe someone
here can clarify, because I'm not *entirely* sure how this works...
Tapehost is FreeBSD 3.2 running amanda-2.4.1p1 compiled from source
Amanda client is Linux/Redhat 6.2 running samba-2.0.7 (rpm)
amanda-2.4.1p1 compiled from source
I'm backing up two partitions on the Linux box-- a local filesystem and
the samba mount from an Win2K server. The local filesystem backs up
just fine, but this is the message I get on the samba mount:
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
thunderbol //nitrous/backups lev 0 FAILED [disk //nitrous/backups
offline on
thunderbolt.eng.cstone.net?]
>From what I've read of previous posts, I checked out the sendsize.debug
file. I see that smbclient is run and successfully connects to the
Win2000 host. Here's the rest:
received 5 entries (eos=1)
. D 0 Wed Oct 25 13:21:29
2000
.. D 0 Wed Oct 25 13:21:29
2000
Backup.bkf A 514122752 Tue Sep 19 09:57:20
2000
fullvolume.bkf A -1572535296 Tue Sep 19 10:23:01
2000
keepalive.txt A 0 Thu Nov 9 02:40:00
2000
34727 blocks of size 262144. 6833 blocks available
Total bytes listed: -1058412544
.....
(no size line match in above smbclient output)
.....
sendsize: pid 9327 finish time Thu Nov 9 01:45:31 2000
So... why does it have trouble with size?
Many thanks in advance,
Eric
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Eric Sproul, Systems Administrator
Cornerstone Networks Inc. (http://www.cstone.net)
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