First, thanks for the info... I feel I'm getting close!
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, John R. Jackson wrote:
> The disk device does not matter if you're using tar.
> Not relevant. Amanda will do all the necessary conversions.
> I always use mount points in disklist because there is no way I'd remember
> c1t3d0s3 was /utdb. But that's just my own theory (and bad memory :-).
So, gnutar and logical device names (/export/home) it is. Thanks. That's
the answer I wanted.
> What version of GNU tar are you using?
version 1.13 on Solaris 8 (client).
> Go find the index files (look for indexdir in amanda.conf, then find
> the client subdirectory then the disk subdirectory and finally the .gz
> files). Run zcat on a recent one and look at the first few lines. If
> you see really big numbers, you have a broken version of GNU tar. Get
> at least 1.13.19.
Here's the first few lines:
07256012003/./
07256012003/./TT_DB/
07256012003/./akshay/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/Desktop/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/Trash/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/appmanager/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/help/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/help/akshay-elmer-0/
07256012003/./akshay/.dt/icons/
Them's looking like really big numbers. I thought the latest version was
1.13?
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