>I just reinstalled Amanda-2.4.1 on FreeBSD-4.2-STABLE and nuked the =
>curinfo, log* and amdump* files from /usr/local/etc/amanda/<config>=20
Any particular reason you didn't go with 2.4.2p1?
>I went ahead and started a new install and did the config files as usual =
>but whe I run amdump amanda always says "CAN'T SWITCH TO INCREMENTAL =
>DUMP". ...
> taper: FATAL shmget: Cannot allocate memory
The last line from taper is the important part. It says that when taper
tried to allocate some shared memory with shmget, the OS told it "no".
Is shared memory an option you have to build into your kernel? Or add
some kernel config option to enable or set the size?
If you run "ipcs -a" do you see any shared memory segments allocated to
the Amanda user? If so, they may be leftovers from testing you did and
need to be removed (ipcrm).
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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