Paul Bijnens wrote:...Here it seems you are running as user "backup" while the program "runtar" was compiled with the user "amanda".
I ran amdump with: export CLIENT_LOGIN="backup" with same results.
Program "amdump" runs on the server, while "runtar" runs on the client. The fact that in this case it is the same computer doesn't matter.
You have to arrange that "runtar" is invoked as user amanda.
1. I think it is err in RH 9.0, because my others stations is with Debian 3.0 and amdump work from:
The debian amanda package seems to be compiled with user "backup", but the RH9 package is compiled with user "amanda".
Yes, too many things in amanda are defined at compile time, we all agree.
2. In home dir for backup in .amndahosts: asraid01 backup
It should be the home directory of "amanda", and service "amanda" for xinetd should be configured with "user = amanda" (wasn't it set up like that when installed?). In .amandahosts in the home directory of user amanda, you have "asraid01 backup" (assuming you have "dumpuser backup" in the amanda.conf fileand you are running amdump as that user), meaning: when a user named "backup" from host "asraid01" connects, let her in.
Or, you can recompile amanda on RH9 with "./configure --with-user=backup ..." and keep using user backup.
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