>When I run the amrecover on the TRU64 client Iit looks like this.
>...
>    amrecover -C <config> -s <backup host>-t <backup host>-d /dev/nst0
>    200 Dump host set to <TRU64 server>.
>...
>    If I  do  
>    amrecover -C <config> -s <backup host>-t <backup host>-d /dev/nst0
>on the backup host then use sethost <Tru 64 server> and setdisk / I get
>...
>    amrecover> sethost <TRU 64 server>
>    200 Dump host set to <TRU 64 server>.

You've edited the output (which is OK, I understand why), but when you
look at these two "200" lines, very, very, carefully, is the host name
exactly the same?  Amanda uses that name (plus the disk name, so that
would be another thing to check, although I assume you didn't change "/"
to something else) to find the index files and also to look up information
in the log files.  If things don't match up right (for instance, a short
host name vs. a fully qualified name), it will lead to trouble.

If that doesn't help, I'll need to see the un-edited amrecover*debug
(from the machine you run amrecover on) and amindexd*debug (from the
server) side.  Feel free to send that to me offline of the mailing list.

John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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