Craig Barratt wrote:
>Scott writes:
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>>TarClientCmd is
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>>/usr/bin/sudo /bin/tar -c -v -f - -C $shareName+ --totals
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>>and /bin/tar --version gives:
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>>tar (GNU tar) 1.15.92
>>
>>The backup fails with:
>>
>>2007-12-04 22:09:50 full backup started for directory /data
>>2007-12-04 22:27:23 Got fatal error during xfer (No files dumped for
>>share /data)
>>2007-12-04 22:27:28 Backup aborted (No files dumped for share /data)
>>
>>
>
>What is in the XferLOG.bad file?
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It starts with:
Running: /usr/bin/sudo /usr/local/bin/tarCreate -v -f - -C /data --totals .
full backup started for directory /data
Xfer PIDs are now 23492,23491
apache2/
assp/
assp/spam/
assp/spam/3242
assp/spam/2924
assp/spam/1809
assp/spam/899
assp/spam/607
assp/spam/1899
which is confusing as I've removed the tarCreate wrapper so I've no idea
where its picking that up from. In desperation I rebooted the server,
but it still comes up. The relevant section from the machine.pl file is:
$Conf{XferMethod} = 'tar';
$Conf{TarClientCmd} = '/usr/bin/sudo /bin/tar -c -v -f - -C $shareName+
--totals';
$Conf{TarIncrArgs} = '--newer=$incrDate $fileList';
Anyway, the XferLOG.bad continues with file names in assp/spam until
around line 100 where it changes to:
assp/spam/3552
assp/spam/1666
create d 755 0/0 0 .
create d 755 0/0 0 apache2
create d 755 99/0 0 assp
create d 755 99/0 0 assp/spam
pool 600 99/99 10066 assp/spam/3242
pool 600 99/99 10007 assp/spam/2924
pool 600 99/99 10014 assp/spam/1809
pool 600 99/99 1566 assp/spam/899
I get around 60 of these lines beginning with pool and then from there
it alternates between just the file names and the "pool" lines. I guess
this is it finding the file in the pool.
The first directory /data then finishes and it starts on the second,
where it seems to go wrong:
pool 554 0/0 3999 www/backuppc/cgi-bin/BackupPC_Admin
tarExtract: Done: 0 errors, 116182 filesExist, 14267486394 sizeExist,
11865427525 sizeExistComp, 124095 filesTotal, 14494799736 sizeTotal
Running: /usr/bin/sudo /usr/local/bin/tarCreate -v -f - -C /usr --totals .
full backup started for directory /usr
Xfer PIDs are now 8150,8149
tarExtract: ./
tarExtract: ./bin/
tarExtract: ./bin/X11
tarExtract: ./bin/indent
tarExtract: ./: checksum error at
create 0 0/0 0
tarExtract: ./bin/
tarExtract: ./bin/X11
tarExtract: ./bin/indent
tarExtract: .
tarExtract: : checksum error at
tarExtract: Can't open /backup/pc/rivera/new/f%2fusr/ for empty output
create 0 0/0 0 .
tarExtract: : checksum error at
tarExtract: Can't open /backup/pc/rivera/new/f%2fusr/ for empty output
create 0 0/0 0 .
tarExtract: : checksum error at
tarExtract: Can't open /backup/pc/rivera/new/f%2fusr/ for empty output
create 0 0/0 0 .
I think I have plenty of space, my backups go to /backup:
df -k:
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda2 479731472 43278360 412084116 10% /
/dev/hdc2 307402872 27090588 264697104 10% /backup
Thanks for looking.
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