>Yes I did find it, now I'm down to what lookes like permissions probs:

Yup.

>check failed: [access as amanda not allowed from root@cain]
>...
>I guess I don't understand though because my .amandahosts on the backup
>server has:
>
>cain.usace.army.mil root 
>cain.usace.army.mil amanda
>
>Any ideas?

You have to read that error message *very* carefully.  It says the request
came in from "cain", not "cain.usace.army.mil".  For whatever reason,
you're not using fully qualified domain names (*).  Adding this line
should fix (get around) your problem:

  cain  root

>- db

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

(*) This might be a problem with your DNS or your /etc/hosts file.
The actual problem is that a reverse (IP -> name) lookup on the server
(amidxtaped) side returned just "cain" for whatever IP address the
client has.  These tools might help:

  ftp://gandalf.cc.purdue.edu/pub/amanda/gethostby*.c

In particular, build gethostbyaddr on the server and hand it the IP
address of the client.  I'm betting it just says "cain".  Then all you
have to do is figure out why :-).

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