Hello Marc,

What is the tape device you want to recover from? The one in your
configuration file.

Is it 'file:/backup/tape/t3'

Then use it.

settape backup.int.somehost.com:file:/backup/tape/t3

Jean-Louis

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:49:24PM -0600, Marc Rassbach wrote:
> (and somehost is not the real hostname, k?)
> I got this advice from amrestore:
> EOF, check amidxtaped.debug file on backup.int.somehost.com.
> 
> And, well I can't find said debug file.
> 
> 
> here is how I got to this impass:
> Using the 242p2 version allowing backups to disk directories
> 
> Once a day backup.int.eclipsemedia sucks down files to /backup/tape/tX.  
> (Todays target for this e-mail t3)
> And in /backup/tape/t3 sits:
> 
> t3/data:
> 00000-backup03
> 00000.backup03
> 00001-web.int.somehost.com._etc.0
> 00001.web.int.somehost.com._etc.0
> 00002-backup.int.somehost.com._etc.0
> 00002.backup.int.somehost.com._etc.0
> 00003-web.int.somehost.com._usr_local_etc_apache.0
> 00003.web.int.somehost.com._usr_local_etc_apache.0
> 00004-web.int.somehost.com._var_spool_imap.0
> 00004.web.int.somehost.com._var_spool_imap.0
> 00005-web.int.somehost.com._root.0
> 00005.web.int.somehost.com._root.0
> 00006-web.int.somehost.com._database.0
> 00006.web.int.somehost.com._database.0
> 00007-web.int.somehost.com._ww1.0
> 00007.web.int.somehost.com._ww1.0
> 00008-TAPEEND
> 00008.TAPEEND
> backup#
> 
> And in 00005.web.int.somehost.com._root.0 is the files I want.  I can get
> them with a lop off 32K bytes from the front and guntar.  But I'd rather 
> use amrecover.
> 
> So on web.int.somehost.com I type:
>  amrecover -C backup -s backup.int.somehost.com
> 
> AMRECOVER Version 2.4.2p2. Contacting server on backup.int.somehost.com ...
> 220 backup AMANDA index server (2.4.2p2) ready.
> 200 Access OK
> Setting restore date to today (2001-11-06)
> 200 Working date set to 2001-11-06.
> 200 Config set to backup.
> 501 No index records for host: web.somehost.com. Invalid?
> Trying host web.somehost.com ...
> 501 No index records for host: web.somehost.com. Invalid?
> Trying host web.somehost.com ...
> 501 No index records for host: web.somehost.com. Invalid?
> amrecover> sethost web.int.somehost.com
> 200 Dump host set to web.int.somehost.com.
> 200 Dump host set to web.int.somehost.com.
> amrecover> setdate 2001-11-05
> 200 Working date set to 2001-11-05.
> amrecover> setdisk /root
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup30 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup29 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup28 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup27 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup26 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup25 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup24 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup23 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup22 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup21 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup20 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup19 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup18 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup17 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup16 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup15 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup14 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup13 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup12 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup11 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup10 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup09 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup08 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup07 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup05 written    0-00-00
> Warning: no log files found for tape backup04 written    0-00-00
> Scanning /dumps/amanda...
>   20010801: found Amanda directory.
> 200 Disk set to /root.
> amrecover> 
> Scanning /dumps/amanda...
>   20010801: found Amanda directory.
> 200 Disk set to /root.
> amrecover> settape backup.int.somehost.com:default
> Using default tape from server backup.int.somehost.com.
> amrecover> ls
> 2001-10-18 .
> 2001-10-13 .cshrc
> 2001-10-18 .history
> 2001-10-13 .klogin
> 2001-10-13 .login
> 2001-10-13 .pinerc
> 2001-10-13 .profile
> 2001-10-13 .psql_history
> 2001-10-13 .rnd
> 2001-10-13 .saves-26276-web.somehost.com~
> 2001-10-13 .saves-6214-web.somehost.com~
> 2001-10-18 .ssh/
> 2001-10-13 .vacation.db
> 2001-10-13 analogimages
> 2001-10-13 architextSearch.core
> 2001-10-13 copy.pl
> 2001-10-13 daily.bak
> 2001-10-13 daily.cgi
> 2001-10-13 daily_joeker.cgi
> 2001-10-13 daily_wtgray.cgi
> 2001-10-13 db_bak.sh
> 2001-10-13 dns
> 2001-10-13 dns.bak
> 2001-10-13 dnsjoeker
> 2001-10-13 dnswtgray
> 2001-10-18 mail/
> 2001-10-13 mbox
> 2001-10-13 monthly_wtgray.cgi
> 2001-10-18 src/
> 2001-10-13 test
> 2001-10-13 using_tar.txt
> amrecover> 
>        amrecover> lcd /root
> amrecover> pwd
> /root
> amrecover> add dai*
> Added /daily.bak
> Added /daily.cgi
> Added /daily_joeker.cgi
> Added /daily_wtgray.cgi
> amrecover> extract
> amrecover: warning: using /dev/null as the tape device will not work
> 
> Extracting files using tape drive /dev/null on host backup.int.somehost.com.
> The following tapes are needed: backup06
> 
> Restoring files into directory /root
> Continue? [Y/n]: Y
> 
> Load tape backup06 now
> Continue? [Y/n]: Y
> 
> Then after some time elapses: 
> 
> EOF, check amidxtaped.debug file on backup.int.somehost.com.
> amrecover: short block 0 bytes
> UNKNOWN file
> amrecover: Can't read file header
> extract_list - child returned non-zero status: 1
> Continue? [Y/n]: 
>  
> amrecover> settape backup.int.somehost.com:backup03
> Using tape backup03 from server backup.int.somehost.com.
> mrecover> add dns*
> Added /dns
> Added /dns.bak
> Added /dnsjoeker
> Added /dnswtgray
> amrecover> extract
> 
> Extracting files using tape drive backup03 on host backup.int.somehost.com.
> The following tapes are needed: backup03
> 
> Restoring files into directory /root
> Continue? [Y/n]: y
> 
> Load tape backup03 now
> Continue? [Y/n]: y
> EOF, check amidxtaped.debug file on backup.int.somehost.com.
> amrecover: short block 0 bytes
> UNKNOWN file
> amrecover: Can't read file header
> extract_list - child returned non-zero status: 1
> Continue? [Y/n]: n
> 
> The EOF happens quickly.
> 
> 
> Ideas on how I can track this down?
> 
> 

-- 
Jean-Louis Martineau             email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Departement IRO, Universite de Montreal
C.P. 6128, Succ. CENTRE-VILLE    Tel: (514) 343-6111 ext. 3529
Montreal, Canada, H3C 3J7        Fax: (514) 343-5834

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