I have 2 chg-disk changers defined and aggregated via chg-aggregate:
define changer disk1 {
tpchanger "chg-disk:/mnt/nas01_vtapes"
property "num_slot" "12"
property "auto-create-slot" "yes"
property "removable" "yes"
property "MOUNT" "yes"
property "UMOUNT" "yes"
property "UMOUNT-LOCKFILE" "/etc/amanda/vtape/nas01.lock"
property "UMOUNT-DELAY" "1"
}
define changer disk2 {
tpchanger "chg-disk:/mnt/nas02_vtapes"
property "num_slot" "12"
property "auto-create-slot" "yes"
property "removable" "yes"
property "MOUNT" "yes"
property "UMOUNT" "yes"
property "UMOUNT-LOCKFILE" "/etc/amanda/vtape/nas02.lock"
property "UMOUNT-DELAY" "1"
}
define changer aggregate {
tpchanger "chg-aggregate:{disk1,disk2}"
property "state_filename" "/etc/amanda/vtape/aggregate.stats"
property "allow-missing-changer" "yes"
}
When I run amrecover I tried to set the device to
chg-aggregate:{disk1,disk2}
but this failed.
"Got no header and data from server, check in amidxtaped.*.debug and
amandad.*.debug files on server"
When I "manually" choose a file and check which changer the vtape is
located on, I can successfully restore after setting the device to
chg-disk:/mnt/nas01_vtapes
for example.
Does anyone know how to use the aggregate changer here?
Ideally somehow set that as default, because junior admins also should
be able to restore things here.