Gene Heskett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>However, when I run an amdump that only backs up a 200MB of data, I can
>>see the dumps being written to /dump/amanda, but then it's be flushed to
>>tape automatically at the end of amdump. I also tried "autoflush no"
>>and commenting the line out (default should be "off", right?), but it
>>always flushes to tape after a dump. Any ideas?
> Std procedure is to remove the tape until such time as there is a tapefull
> in the holding disk.
With Amanda 2.5.1 the best way might be to overwrite the tapedev
config variable with a non-existing device (even /dev/null should
work), like:
amdump DailySet1 -o tapedev=/dev/null
So the tape is unavailable when you run the (scheduled) amdump but it
is there when you do the flush.
Sven
