Greetings;

3 backups ago, with no change to the amanda.conf in months, I have 
awakened to a hung tar task using 100% of a core, more than 5 hours 
after it should have completed.

It is in that state now.  How can I find what is causing this blockage?
Here is the report from yesterdays attempt,  received after I had used 
htop to send this stuck tar instance a normal quit signal.

These dumps were to tape Dailys-9.
The next 2 tapes Amanda expects to use are: Dailys-10, Dailys-11.
FAILURE DUMP SUMMARY:
  planner: ERROR Some estimate timeout on coyote, using server estimate if 
possible
  coyote /CoCo lev 0  FAILED [too many dumper retry: [request failed: 
Connection timed out]]
  coyote /GenesAmandaHelper-0.61 lev 1  FAILED [too many dumper retry: [request 
failed: Connection timed out]]
  coyote /home lev 2  FAILED [too many dumper retry: [request failed: 
Connection timed out]]
  coyote /lib lev 0  FAILED [disk /lib, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /opt lev 0  FAILED [disk /opt, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /root lev 0  FAILED [disk /root, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /sbin lev 0  FAILED [disk /sbin, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /var lev 0  FAILED [disk /var, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/bin lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/bin, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/dlds/misc lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/dlds/misc, all estimate timed 
out]
  coyote /usr/dlds/tgzs lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/dlds/tgzs, all estimate timed 
out]
  coyote /usr/dlds/books lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/dlds/books, all estimate 
timed out]
  coyote /usr/include lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/include, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/lib lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/lib, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/libexec lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/libexec, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/movies lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/movies, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/local lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/local, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/music lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/music, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/pix lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/pix, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/sbin lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/sbin, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/share lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/share, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/src lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/src, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /usr/games lev 0  FAILED [disk /usr/games, all estimate timed out]
  coyote /CoCo lev 0  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /CoCo lev 0  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /GenesAmandaHelper-0.61 lev 1  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /GenesAmandaHelper-0.61 lev 1  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /boot lev 0  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /home lev 2  FAILED Got empty header
  coyote /home lev 2  FAILED Got empty header

However, at the bottom of the report, the remote systems were backed up just 
fine.
lathe   /home                       1       1       0   5.6  0:00   169.9  0:36 
    1.2
lathe   /usr/lib/amanda             1       0       0   3.3  0:05     0.4  0:00 
   10.0
lathe   /usr/local                  1       0       0   2.0  0:05     0.4  0:00 
   10.0
lathe   /var/lib/amanda             1       0       0  22.0  0:00   354.6  0:00 
  220.0
shop    /home                       3       4       0   8.2  0:07    43.6  0:00 
 3080.0
shop    /usr/lib/amanda             1       0       0   3.3  0:05     0.4  0:00 
   10.0
shop    /usr/local                  1       0       0   2.0  0:05     0.4  0:00 
   10.0
shop    /var/lib/amanda             1       2       0  17.8  0:01   584.4  0:00 
 2950.0

(brought to you by Amanda version 4.0.0alpha.svn.4761)

Now, the thing that _has_ changed is the running kernel, from a 3.12.9 that
seemed to work well with amanda, to a 3.13.5 that I had one heck of a time
building because of Kconfig dependency errors that caused all of the many
"media" options to disappear from the "make ?config" operations, and it is
likely this one could be missing something that tar needs.

So, what, from this, would be the most likely candidate? The config.gz is 
attached.

Thank you very much for any insight that can be determined from this.

Cheers, Gene
-- 
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 soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
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Attachment: config-3.13.5.gz
Description: GNU Zip compressed data

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