I committed the patch.
Jean-Louis
On 05/11/15 08:07 AM, Dennis Benndorf wrote:
Hello Jean-Louis,
thanks for your explanation. What I want is, that all files are
extracted as they are on tape (part-size) => -n , leaving them
compressed => -l
But this bug prevents this.
Changing line 206/207 (amanda3.3.7p1) to
usage("-p is not compatible with -n")
if ($opt_pipe and $opt_no_reassembly);
fixes it, because -p and $opt_pipe goes together....
Could you please commit the patch?
Regards,
Dennis
Am 05.11.2015 um 13:53 schrieb Jean-Louis Martineau:
On 05/11/15 02:01 AM, Dennis Benndorf wrote:
Hello,
I am facing a bug when running amfetchdump like this:
/usr/local/sbin/amfetchdump --exact-match -lan -O /dir config
client dle timestamp/
Error message is:
/ERROR: -p is not compatible with -n/
But -p is not set and in the source of amfetchdump there is written:
/usage("-p is not compatible with -n")//
// if ($opt_leave and $opt_no_reassembly);/
But $opt_leave is defined as:
/ 'l' => \$opt_leave,
/
So either
/usage("-l is not compatible with -n")//
// if ($opt_leave and $opt_no_reassembly);
or
//usage("-p is not compatible with -n")//
// if ($opt_pipe and $opt_no_reassembly);/
would be the fix. Outofcuriosity, could you please explain why -p or
-l is not compatible with -n ?
The Usage from amfetchdump and the SYNOPSIS in the man page clearly
show that -p is not compatible with -n
[-p|-n]
-n put all parts of a dump in different files
-p put everything to stdout
They are incompatible, you want all parts in different files or you
want them all concatenated to stdout?
We could change the behavior of -np to extract only the first part to
stdout? But is it useful?
Jean-Louis
