John R. Jackson wrote: > > >Okay, script gzip.test put in place and amanda run with a disklist > >just for the one troublesome client. 5 partitions. 3 work, 2 fail. > >The gzip.log files don't give me any great hints: > > There's a bit more information there. The two that failed returned a > status of 152 -> 0x98 -> 0x80 + 0x18 -> 0x80 + 24. Freely translated, > that's still our SIGTSTP signal (24), but it also says gzip dropped core > (0x80). > > Take a look in /tmp/amanda and see if there are any core files from > gzip.
Nope, no core files at all. > You might try changing the script to call gzip like this: > > /usr/bin/strace -o /tmp/gzip.strace.$$ /bin/gzip "$@" Okay, I got some output that may have identified the problem for me. Now I have to figure out where this is getting set for this user. His shell is bash and I find nothing in .bashrc or /etc/bashrc 2 of the strace files ended with: --- SIGXCPU (CPU time limit exceeded) --- +++ killed by SIGXCPU +++ > This is fast becoming a gzip or Linux debugging session rather than an > Amanda one. Seems have become such. I appreciate all your help on this one. I've been using Amanda for several years and usually answer my share of questions on the mailing list. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - HMC UNIX Systems Manager My opinions are my own and probably don't represent anything anyway.
