Does anyone have any scripts, or any tricks that I could use to try to
predict what full dumps are coming due?
I would like to be able to force a bunch of full dumps on the weekend,
when the total time of the run is not an issue, so that the load should
be a little lighter during the week.
Not sure it is possible : the dumps queue is created when you launch amdump,
and Amanda looks at which dumps it can move (to optimize) or it has to move
(because of space problems) just before starting the dumps when you launch
amdump Config (see the logs).
Dexter
On Thursday 07 June 2001
You can figure out what's coming due by looking at
'amadmin config balance'. You can't always predict what might
get promoted by planner, but if you do what you're suggesting and
force enough filesystems to make the total data size for the run
greater than average, planner won't promote
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001 at 12:48am, Jonathan Dill wrote
Does anyone have any scripts, or any tricks that I could use to try to
predict what full dumps are coming due?
I would like to be able to force a bunch of full dumps on the weekend,
when the total time of the run is not an issue, so that
1734032 1734048 975
1 20010607 HAUSNETZ-4 8 153 160 130
2 20010412 HAUSNETZ-12 5 153 160 129
3 20010224 HAUSNETZ-10 3 362 384 48
But: the index file for that disk on hugo20 doesn't show any (!)
file having
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 01:41:09PM +0200, Michael Aronsen wrote:
Hello,
I've been fighting my way through setting up amanda on backup server, my
current problem is finding out which chg-* script to use for a HP 24x6 dds 3
dat changer, anyone tried this config before?
Which OS ?
- What does this mean?(extract from a amdump report)
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
planner: FATAL protocol out of handles
- When amanda tells that it is expecting a new tape, what do i have to
do?
Giving an already labeled or unlabeled tape it's the same.
- Is there any chance that
I'm trying to backup just a directory, but i get this error:
driver: WARNING: got empty schedule from planner
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks for your attention
PS: Here's the report with the errors:
These dumps were to tape BackupTotal00.
The next tape Amanda expects to use is: BackupTotal00.
The best way I can think of doing this (I'm far from an expert with
amanda, but I'm learning) is set up one cron with your normal
configuration, then setup another configuration that is set to do full
dumps always, and have another cron run that on the weekend.
That seems to be the easiest way
On Wednesday 06 June 2001 21:47, Olivier Nicole wrote:
WARNING: admin2.airscorp.com: selfcheck request failed: timeout waiting
for ACK
Would it have to be allowed in TCP wrapper?
On the client you could send a tcpdump (or whatever the command is
called under Linudx) and check if you see
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 03:06:04PM +0200, Thomas Hepper wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 01:41:09PM +0200, Michael Aronsen wrote:
Hello,
I've been fighting my way through setting up amanda on backup server, my
current problem is finding out which chg-* script to use for a HP 24x6 dds
Hi,
Sean Noonan wrote:
Just fixed permissions for xpt* and chg-scsi works. Thanks sooo much Ben.
One last question, please. What's the best way to fix the permissions
problem on the devices in question:
chown operator:operator /dev/whatever (most are currently root:operator)
OR
Hi guys,
Actually, as Joshua pointed out, amadmin config due does exactly
what I want--It gives you a nice list saying which dumps are overdue,
what dumps are due today, and how many days until other dumps are due.
Forcing dumps that are overdue, due today, or that are due in a day or
two would
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001 at 11:45am, Nate Burton wrote
On Wednesday 06 June 2001 21:47, Olivier Nicole wrote:
WARNING: admin2.airscorp.com: selfcheck request failed: timeout waiting
for ACK
Would it have to be allowed in TCP wrapper?
On the client you could send a tcpdump (or whatever
Ok, now I'm stumped. I have two FBSD 4.3 machines, one inside and one
outside a firewall. I compiled amanda2.4.2p2 on the internal machine and
it checks out fine. So, I tarred up libexec, lib/liba*, and sbin/am*, put
it on the external machine, HUP'd inetd and poof, it still doesn't
work.
Ok, this was a weird one. It turned out to be due to tcpwrappers. I just
saw a recent post suggesting it. It's odd that inetd closed the port, but
I would guess that that might be caused because the protocol is udp
instead of tcp?
Put this in a FAQ somewhere!
-doug
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Doug
Why the two different files today? Did I reach a file size limit?
You reached the holding disk chunksize limit (see the amanda(8)
man page). The second file is a continuation of the first.
Andrew Hall
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am using an ATL PowerStor L500 tape changer with one DLT7000 tape drive on
a RedHat 6.2 system. Yesterday everything was working fine as far as
accessing the tape drive and changer is concerned, but not anymore.
A cron script that was writing a tar.gz file to tape(not via amanda) was
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