At 8:27 AM +0200 8/18/00, jakob krabbe wrote:
>I started a script manually of all our computers yesterday and it took 6
>1/2 hours to complete. I watched it all the time and got shure everything
>was right. So I had high expectations for the automatic script at night,
>the log included below.
>
>The first computer was turned off but the second was on and has for the
>past 1 1/2 years never made any headache. When the PC didn't respond, why
>didn't it move on to the next computer? There are a total of 14
>volumes/folders/computers that are backed up and they worked during the day.
>
>
>- 2000-08-17 22.00.26: Copying Arbeten on PC_01
> 2000-08-17 22.00.26: Connected to PC_01
> Media Request timeout after waiting 00.30.00
> 2000-08-17 22.30.57: Execution incomplete
> Remaining: 8383 files, 1,8 GB
> Completed: 0 files, zero KB
> Performance: 0,0 MB/minute
> Duration: 00.30.31 (00.30.14 idle/loading/preparing)
>
> 2000-08-17 22.30.58: Execution incomplete
> Total duration: 00.30.31 (00.30.14 idle/loading/preparing)
> Quit at 2000-08-17 22.31
Jakob, the third line in the log above was generated after Retrospect
waited for the correct backup media, ie tape, CD-R, whatever. So the tape
"4 - thursday" was not in the drive. If you do a recycle backup to any
storageset, the corresponding member (media) of that storageset, or a blank
media, must be loaded in the backup device.
-HP
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