On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 03:05:24PM -0800, Stephen Walton wrote: > Hi, > > Haven't posted here in a long time because, well, Amanda just works. > > I recently added a new client, to my Amanda setup. A few details about > my configuration are after my .signature. Five partitions on /dev/sda > (/, /boot, /usr, /var, /opt) and one on /dev/sdb (/home). amanda.conf > lists them by partition (sda6, sda1, sda2, sda7, sda5, sdb1, > respectively). /dev/sda? are all mode 660, owner root, group disk, > amanda belongs to only group disk. Of all these partitions, only root > (/dev/sda6) comes up as being offline when I do an amcheck or amdump. > > Here's the complete output of /tmp/amanda/selfcheck...debug: > > selfcheck: debug 1 pid 19828 ruid 513 euid 513 start time Wed Nov 20 > 14:52:28 2002 > /opt/amanda-2.4.2p2/libexec/selfcheck: version 2.4.2p2 > selfcheck: checking disk sda5 > selfcheck: device /opt > selfcheck: OK > selfcheck: checking disk /home > selfcheck: device /home > selfcheck: OK > selfcheck: checking disk sda6 > selfcheck: device sda6 > selfcheck: could not access sda6 (sda6): No such file or directory
I'm not a Linux guy, but this is the one where Linux does not have a conventional entry for "/" in /etc/fstab, right? So if you're using tar, amanda cannot do the reverse-lookup from device name to mount-point (directory path). Solution is to use directory names in disklist, not device names. Much easier to read, anyway. It's probably unfortunate that example/disklist uses device name syntax, n'est pas? -- Jay Lessert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Accelerant Networks Inc. (voice)1.503.439.3461 Beaverton OR, USA (fax)1.503.466.9472
