Hi,
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From: "Murat H. Dymov" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 10:55 PM
Subject: DELL 120T changer on RH 6.2
Hello All,
I use Amanda 2.4.2p1 on RH Linux 6.2.
we have Dell PowerVault 120T, and the documentation says that it has
Hi,
I have a Slack 7.1 (2.2.18) setup with an Adic 7000 22-tape library. Did a
clean make and install and am trying to get the tape controller to work.
Should I be using chg-scsi or chg-zd-mtx? chg-scsi doesn't seem to like
all 22 of the media slots ( see below -- note the "-1" on slots
Hi,
I want to install the Amanda 2.4.2 in my new Mandrake 7.2 Linux server. But, I don't know how to start.
When I reading the installation notes. sorry~
I don't understand the procedure.
Can you recommand another document or web site for me to solve this problem.
Please reply my message asap!
CHAN Sing Leung Cyril wrote:
Hi, I want to install the Amanda 2.4.2 in my new Mandrake 7.2 Linux
server. But, I don't know how to start. When I reading the
installation notes. sorry~ I don't understand the procedure. Can you
recommand another document or web site for me to solve this
On 3/20/01, 8:20:12 PM, "John R. Jackson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote regarding Re: Samba restores don't work ... :
...
Go to amrecover.debug and look at the smbclient command. What
happens
if you do something like this on the (sun26) client:
rsh AmandaServer mt -f
Hi all,
when I run:
amanda@daphne:/usr/adm/amanda/Daily amdump config
I get the following message in my Mail
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NOTES:
planner: Adding new disk daphne:/etc.
planner: Adding new disk daphne:/var/log.
dumper: no amanda/udp service, using default port 10080
driver: WARNING: got empty
Dumps had been going just fine, but yesterday I installed a CVS
version of amanda to fix a problem with amrecover. Last night, the dumps
from the clients that had the CVS version installed on them failed. I
don't beleive that there is a problem with the CVS code, but rather my
--- "John R. Jackson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the moment I'll assume the patch Carey Jung sent you solves this.
It solved it.
Thanks for all the help, JRJ, CJ and all others.
JJ
-Shreedeep.
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Shreedeep Bhachech
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... I
don't beleive that there is a problem with the CVS code, but rather my
installation. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right
direction. This is the pertinent information from amandad.date.debug
amandad: accept error: access as amanda not allowed from
amanda@Collosys:
Hello,
I got a correct labeling of my tape, now I wanted to testrun the configuration
su - -c "amcheck conf" amanda
The output of the command is
[root@asge-007 amanda 12] $ !su su - -c "amcheck conf" amanda Amanda Tape
Server Host Check - NOTE: skipping
Hi all,
What values are people using for bumpsize, bumdays, bumpmult other than
the example values?
I have a lot of 10 GB disks to back up and it doesn't seem efficient
to me to do eg. an 11 GB "level 5" backup of a disk that has 13 GB of
data on it--In that situation, I think it would
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John R. Jackson wrote:
... I
don't beleive that there is a problem with the CVS code, but rather my
installation. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right
direction. This is the pertinent information from amandad.date.debug
amandad: accept error: access as
The chmod changed fixed the error in the amandad log on the clients, but
amcheck is still reporting that client self-checks are timing out. Any
idea what might be causing that? I have checked the logs on the clients,
and they don't show anything obviously wrong
Are you running 2.4.* on both
what is the content of this "disklist" and where should I put it?
The disklist file tells Amanda what clients and disks to back up.
It goes in the same directory as amanda.conf. "man amanda" describes
the syntax, and there is an example file with the sources.
John R. Jackson, Technical
Something maybe stupide but did you change the inetd too ?
--
Olivier Collet
System Administrator
"If only God would give me some clear sign!
Like making a large deposit in my name at a Swiss bank."
- Woody Allen
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Bernd Zimmermann wrote:
Hi all,
when I run:
hi,
i've tried this with both the stable and the stablepl
files.. both give me teh same error upon "make"
system : freebsd 4.2
command: ./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=amanda
make
error:
chmod a+x amcheckdb
cat amcleanup.sh amcleanup
chmod a+x amcleanup
cat amdump.sh
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John R. Jackson wrote:
The chmod changed fixed the error in the amandad log on the clients, but
amcheck is still reporting that client self-checks are timing out. Any
idea what might be causing that? I have checked the logs on the clients,
and they don't show anything
Now that I think I understand how everything is suppose to be setup,
we're back to square one. I cannot access the shared directory
(c:\home) on ozzy (win2000) from vedder (linux). Does the samba client
(on vedder) have to login as user backup? I've attached amandad.debug
for more information.
All,
I am having the same problem that Gerrit Hommersom listed in his email dated 2001,2,27. I am not a programmer, but I'll provide as much info as possible to help solve the problem.
Load tape DailySet117 now
Continue? [Y/n]: y
restore: -f argument missing
restore: usage: restore [ -a alt.
What values are people using for bumpsize, bumdays, bumpmult other than
the example values?
I don't think this applies to you, but the only place I've changed the
bump* parameters was on a system that had a dumpcycle 10 days (i.e.
so I would not run out of level numbers) and I wanted to bump to
make: don't know how to make amoverview. Stop
That's a bug in your version of make. Here's the latest from David
Wolfskill ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) who's tracked it the closest:
Summarizing: either installing GNU make (from /usr/ports/devel/gmake)
and using gmake to build amanda, or patching
I was forced to start off with a small number of tapes and now I got the
rest of them in. In preparation for adding them into the rotation. I
amlabled all the tapes and put some of them in the changer. I didn't
modify the amanda.conf yet because I wanted it to use the next tape
numerically,
All,
I am having the same problem that Gerrit Hommersom listed in his email
dated 2001,2,27. I am not a programmer, but I'll provide as much info as
possible to help solve the problem.
Load tape DailySet117 now
Continue? [Y/n]: y
restore: -f argument missing
restore: usage: restore [ -a
I am having the same problem that Gerrit Hommersom listed in his email
dated 2001,2,27. ...
The following patch should take care of the problem:
gmake worked
thanks
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John R. Jackson wrote:
make: don't know how to make amoverview. Stop
That's a bug in your version of make. Here's the latest from David
Wolfskill ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) who's tracked it the closest:
Summarizing: either installing GNU make (from
Hello,
I am working with exclude lists and am seeing weird behavior. Lets say I
am backing up /src but do not want /src/1 and /src/2. I do want /src/3
and /src/4 My exclude list looks like:
./1/*
./2/*
The problem is that when then dump runs it backs up the directory /src/1.
It does not
I have compiled Samba 2.4.2 with:
Do you mean Amanda 2.4.2? Why not 2.4.2p1?
./configure --with-libsmbclient (and the other options are the same as
the ones that worked before)
There is no --with-libsmbclient option to ./configure with Amanda.
What were you trying to accomplish?
[adlcds1 ]#
Hi everyone,
I'm an OpenBSD user. Love it too. To anyone else out there who
might also be an OpenBSD user, which is the best way to install amanda.
Either downloading and installing the source myself, or installing from
the ports collection? Feedback from non-OpenBSD users is welcome too.
I just ran amcheck with the CVS version installed. No problems now. THanks
a lot for the advice
You had me worried there for a bit that the CVS 2.4.2 branch was no
longer backward compatible. But I just tried a more or less stock 2.4.2
server with CVS 2.4.2 clients and it worked, so something
Thomas - I got all this to work finally. Trick was to get the CVS
version of chg-zd-mtx and hack it a little. Our ADIC/mtx/mt combo returns
different messages depending on status, so I had to make those changes.
The problem with "slot 19 gives slot 2" was that the case statement in the
script
Andrew Falanga wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm an OpenBSD user. Love it too. To anyone else out there who
might also be an OpenBSD user, which is the best way to install amanda.
Either downloading and installing the source myself, or installing from
the ports collection? Feedback from
... I didn't know at the time that amlabel was updating the tapelist. ...
Surprise! :-)
Now I want to fix this so the tapes will once again be in numerical
error. ...
:-) :-) :-)
I assume you meant "order", but I suspect "error" might be closer to
the truth :-).
It would be confusing to
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John R. Jackson wrote:
Here's the first few lines:
07256012003/./
07256012003/./TT_DB/
...
Them's looking like really big numbers. ...
Yup. That's bad.
You want at least 1.13.18. Anything before that is a crap shoot.
Okay. Built and installed on clients and
It's telling me sth about "No index records for disk for specified date" - whi
ch isn't
true!
I got onto the tape-server, got into the infofile-directory ...
I assume you meant the indexdir directory?
1.13.19 in place. Hm. Unzipped the indexfile and more'd it: for me it seems co
rrect but who
Thanks John,
But xfsrestore still chokes.
Load tape DailySet117 now
Continue? [Y/n]: y
amrecover couldn't exec: Bad address
problem executing /sbin/xfsrestore
extract_list - child returned non-zero status: 1
Continue? [Y/n]: n
On Wednesday, March 21, 2001, at 01:32 PM, John R. Jackson
Using -d3 we have:
# amrestore -ph /dev/autodrive_norewind ...
Sorry. I should have been clearer. I only meant for you to take
the smbclient command from the file, not the amrestore command.
In particular, the -h flag also sent the Amanda header out to
smbclient (normally, amrecover peels
I am working with exclude lists and am seeing weird behavior. ...
That statement is redundant :-).
Lets say I
am backing up /src but do not want /src/1 and /src/2. I do want /src/3
and /src/4 My exclude list looks like:
./1/*
./2/*
... How can I modify my exclude list to not get /src/1 at
Amanda has been running smoothly for months, then suddenly last night's dump
failed on all the samba shares (NT boxes) as well as the amanda host and tape
server (also the samba server).
That's all because of amandad not working. Once we get it going again,
this will probably all go away.
I
John,
You've hit the nail on the head once again. Ozzy was resolving to it's
external IP address which routed the samba client's request from outside
our network through the firewall. So when I run the below command with
ozzy's internal IP address, all is good.
smbclient '\\10.1.1.52\home'
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