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Hi, I’m running Amanda 2.4.2 p2 on a Red Hat 8 server. The
backups were set up before my time, and I’m trying to wrap my head around
how the compression is set up & why it isn’t working for some
backups. We’re backing up 2 clients – One is a Red Hat server
running Amanda, and the other is a Windows server that I connect to over a
Samba mount at /home/windows_server_name. It’s the Samba mount that isn’t
compressing. My disklist file is set up as follows – the backup server
name is “backup”, and the Linux server that I’m backing up is
called “falcon” backup /home/windows_server_name/folder1 user-tar backup /home/windows_server_name/folder2 user-tar backup /home/windows_server_name/folder3 user-tar falcon /var/folder1 comp-user-tar falcon /var/folder2 comp-user-tar falcon /var/folder3 comp-user-tar And here’s the part of my Amanda.conf that specifies
the type of backup: } define dumptype comp-user-tar { user-tar compress client fast index yes } However, in the backup emails, where it shows the compression
percentage, the Windows server shows no compression (shows up as --), and the
Linux client shows up in the 15-22% range. So, what is the best way to rectify
this? Thanks! Matt |
- A question on compression Matt Emmott
- Re: A question on compression Joshua Baker-LePain
- RE: A question on compression Matt Emmott
- Re: A question on compression Jon LaBadie
- RE: A question on compression Joshua Baker-LePain
- Re: A question on compression Jon LaBadie
- Re: A question on compression Michael Loftis
- Re: A question on compression Gene Heskett
