ERROR: heerold.raad.tartu.ee: [DUMP program not available]
ERROR: heerold.raad.tartu.ee: [RESTORE program not available]
After installing dump and restore (doh), the error messages were
still there. So I repeated the ./configure, make and make install
steps, but I still get the same error
Hello Amanda Users,
I describe my problem below and need your suggestions:
The environment:
I have compiled amanda 2.4.2p2 on a Sun Ultra with RedHat
Linux 6.2. This has a Quantum DLT 4000 tape unit attached
and is our server.
I have installed amanda (version
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hi,
I start having this probleme only in one machine when it used to work
for a while without having any problems.
I noticed that some deamon was still working on this machine ps -ef |
grep am
root 12346 168 0 00:45:00 ?0:00 amandad
root 12347 12346 0 00:45:02 ?0:00
Hi! I would like to start using Amanda to back up a small LAN I have,
consisting mainly of Solaris 2.6 machines (+ 1 NT box, although that can wait,
and 1 RedHat 7 box). The machine that I intend to use as a host is an older
SPARCstation 2, which has two tape drives attached -- a DDS3 drive and
I'm using this - tough I can't just now tell you where
I got it from and I can't saw that its really correct.
Normally I defer to the tape-type-list (bottom of the page
link) at www.amanda.org but I see that its not currently
available.
define tapetype DLT8000 {
comment Differential
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 at 9:28am, Morse, Richard E wrote
What I'm wondering is, does the level 0 dump have to be unbroken across the
entire machine, or does Amanda schedule by partitions?
Actually, amanda schedules by disklist entires. If you are using dump as
your backup program, then these
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 at 7:26am, Michael Sobik wrote
I was wondering if I can do something like this in the disklist:
client /home/user1 user-tar
client /home/user2 user-tar
...
instead of backing up the entire partition that has /home on it? I think
this will create separate dump
Hi,
I wonder if anybody can help me out with this problem. I installed
amanda-client-2.4.2p2-1.i386.rpm on my Redhat 7.1 box, and I have
amandad running through xinetd like so:
service amanda
{
socket_type = dgram
protocol= udp
wait
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 at 9:56am, Frank Smith wrote
What options does Amanda call tar with? I would like to be able to
verify that a tar build works correctly without waiting to run a backup
(i.e., tar a directory to /dev/null creating the index file and then
examine the index to see if it
Jeremy Wadsack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I am getting consistent timeout errors on a couple hosts. This doesn't
occur when I run amcheck, just during a dump. I'm using tar on all
hosts, so it's not a Linux dump issue. These two hosts are conspicuous
because they are old (so kernel, libraries and
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Jennifer Peterson wrote:
after about 20 minutes or so, I get this in my syslog:
Oct 22 15:24:11 my_computer xinetd[29480]: amanda service was
deactivated because of looping
Oct 22 15:24:41 my_computer amandad[30051]: error receiving message: timeout
The amandad error log
Bernhard,
We had successful backup of all systems except the 2.6 box
last night, it was a file protection problem on the /usr/local/libexec
directory (yassp over-tighened security for us).
The 2.6 box no longer mounts the 2.8 system's /usr/local and instead
has an installation of the previously
Hi. I moved my tape drive from one machine to another, and I upgraded
from 2.4.1 to 2.4.2p2 and I have problems with mtx.
truk!backup 11# amcheck -s daily
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
WARNING: holding disk /bkup: only 46879560 KB free (65536000 KB requested)
Hi Bernhard!
On 23 Oct 01 at 8:22 you wrote:
do make distclean or rm config.cache before you rerun configure
Thanks. I should have figured that one out myself.
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Richard,
You are able to set up your disklist in such a way that you can control the
size of each filesystem that will be dumped. You do not have to backup by
disk or partition. You can backup by individual directories. For example,
here is a section of my disklist file:
### AIX on SBS
sbs /
Hello,
I have a question about exclude lists:
If my dumptype looks like:
define dumptype test {
program GNUTAR
comment test
priority medium
exclude list /etc/amanda/ConfDir/exclude
}
I get the following process on the client:
25496 ?R 0:03 /bin/tar --create
Hi
I've got amanda serwer 2.4.2p2 on freebsd 4.4rc5 and amanda client
on linux RH7.0 and freebsd 3.4 release.
There isn't a lot of data to backup, only 2 GB from every host.
Backup is done every night, starting from cron.
Streamer is 40/80GB Tandberg DLT1, I've only one tape.
In my opinion
Hi,
I'm running amanda 2.4.2p2 on a FreeBSD 4.4 machine as a client.
The server is a RH Linux 7.1. I cannot get the server to start the
amandad service on the FreeBSD machine. The FreeBSD machine does not
have a firewall compiled with the kernel. There is no firewall between
the server and
Hi,
i have a lot of problems with data timeout while backing up my local
partitions. the installation is very simple. i only backup my local
machine. there are a few small partitions. sometimes it work, sometimes
not. i use redhat 7.0 and the amanda 2.4.2p2 and checked the dtimeout
parameter. i
I'm running amanda 2.4.2p2 on a FreeBSD 4.4 machine as a client.
The server is a RH Linux 7.1. I cannot get the server to start the
amandad service on the FreeBSD machine. The FreeBSD machine does not
have a firewall compiled with the kernel. There is no firewall between
the server
=?iso-8859-1?Q?gloria_era=F1a?= wrote:
I've been noticing that our amanda backup fails every 10 days and stop to
backup our main server. Can someone point me why I'm getting this? I'm not
very familiar with amanda and we rely on someone's script for our backup
which makes it more
[...]
Twice, dump was started, and the amanda processes were left running
on the machine. dump is in an unkillable state:
14280 amanda 9 0 616 616 488 D 0.0 0.0 0:00 dump
12581 amanda 9 0 616 616 488 D 0.0 0.0 0:00 dump
Hints on how I might kill these
i have a lot of problems with data timeout while backing up my local
partitions. the installation is very simple. i only backup my local
machine. there are a few small partitions. sometimes it work, sometimes
not. i use redhat 7.0 and the amanda 2.4.2p2 and checked the dtimeout
parameter. i
I would like to thank everybody for their replies. Changing my wait =
no to wait = yes in xinetd.d/amanda did the trick.
Jennifer Peterson wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if anybody can help me out with this problem. I installed
amanda-client-2.4.2p2-1.i386.rpm on my Redhat 7.1 box, and I have
I assume the hanging dumps are on the linux box playing amanda server.
What version are you using? You should use the lastest greatest.
Hm, maybe I wasn't clear. The server is Solaris. I have all other
Solaris clients; this is my first Linux client. I am using 2.4.2p2.
dump is waiting for
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