> On Aug 2, 2016, at 9:55 PM, Chaerin Kim <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello.
> 
> I have a question about cleaning up holding disk.
> For cleaning up holding disk, do I have to run amflush command?
> 
> I don't want to waste a tape by flushing incomplete backup image remaining in 
> holding disk.
> So, I searched on the internet and found this page in zmanda forum.
> (https://forums.zmanda.com/showthread.php?1565-Reset-Amanda-and-remove-holding-files)


> An Amanda hacker said, 'You can manually remove the data on the holding disk 
> (rm -rf ) and run "amcleanup" after that.'.
> So, I tried it.
> But amcleanup returned following message and didn't do anything.
> "amcleanup: no unprocessed logfile to clean up.”

If you have AUTOFLUSH  set to ALL or YES (the latter flushes only the DLEs 
listed on the dump command;  so if you are
re-doing only SOME of your DLEs,  then setting AUTOFLUSH  to YES  will only put 
 *those*same*  DLEs onto the tape;
I prefer to set it to ALL)
then it should flush to tape those dumps which are still valid.

Dumps which were partial,  and will never be run onto the tape  (ie you find 
them there several days later, and amanda
has not flushed them)  —  Yeah,  I just run   “rm -fr  treename”
Amcleanup doesn’t seem to be needed at this point, since amanda has already 
rejected the dumps.

I’m only told to use amcleanup when I control-C  a backup,  or do something 
else weird  (a machine crash in the middle
would probably look the same).    So,  if  “AMCLEANUP  <CONFIG>” **  gives no 
replies,  then you are fine.

**    (I’m capitalizing some of the above commands to avoid spellcheck.  Don’t 
capitalize them yourself!)

Deb Baddorf
Fermilab

> I tried to executing amcleanup with every options, but the result was same.
> 
> According to man page of amcleanup, amcleanup with '-r' option remove bad 
> files in holding disk.
> What is the bad files?
> And what should I do to remove remaining data caused by failure backup in 
> holding disk?
> Are there any recommended way about cleaning up holding disk in Amanda?
> 
> Please answer my question.
> 
> Regards,
> Chaerin.



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