Am 08.11.18 um 18:52 schrieb Chris Miller: > Hi Stefan, > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > *From: *"Stefan G. Weichinger" <[email protected]> > /etc should contain only config
> In my case, I will have a set of config -- probably one for each client, > so in a first pass at generalization, I symlinked the vtapes as "./dst" > This may not turn out to be helpful, but I won't know until I have a few > more hours under my belt. I would avoid symlinks here ... at least until things work. Just my opinion. > I distinguish locally attached devices (mounted under "/mnt") from > network attached devices. I don't know it this is important, but if > keeps me aware of what I am doing, since putting huge amount of traffic > on the LAN has performance consequences to the users that copying huge > amount of data around among locally attached devices does not. This is > probably just a matter of style. maybe. As you like, but I recommend following the recommendations until things work and optionally THEN do your own style ;-) > chown these dirs (= mounted fs) to your amandauser to allow amanda > rw-access. > > and then define your chg-disk changer as in: > > tpchanger "chg-disk:/mnt/externaldisk1" > > proceed from there ... > > I think I've done that. I suspect my problem is going to be more subtle. > Like, for example, I named my "slots" "vtape.00 -- vtape.62", but I find > nowhere to tell AMANDA that. This is, in fact, probably my whole > problem, which should be trivial to eliminate, once I learn how to tell > AMANDA of my choice. See other end of thread and Nathan's posting.
