Hello,
I'am trying to install an Autoloader SLR100 from Tandberg Data of Debian
3.0, the kernel is 2.4, I have installed the amanda-common,
amanda-server, amanda-client and mtx packages
I have this result, for this command cat /proc/scsi/scsi:
Attached devices:
Host: scsi0
At 11:27 03/10/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Hm,
are you shure /dev/sg0 is your changer?
does it have scsi-id 0 or is the lowest id on your scsi-bus?
if not count the devices with lower id's and use this number as x
in /dev/sgx.
Christoph
I can successfully load and unload tape using mtx. So, yes, I'm
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Martin A. Brooks wrote:
Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2002 10:40:50 +0100
From: Martin A. Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: tape changer
At 11:27 03/10/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Hm,
are you shure /dev/sg0 is your changer?
does it have scsi-id 0 or is the lowest
At 03:03 03/10/2002 -0700, Alan Horn wrote:
What sort of output are you seeing in /tmp/amanda/changer*.debug (or
whatever it's called). Those can be useful files to look in.
I think I've found the cause of the problem, but not the cure. I
previously didn't have a sane changer.conf file, I've
This makes more sense than creating a zillion symbolic
links. Would be nice if it defaulted nothing to
/usr/local if you changed the prefix.
i.e. sysconfig should be $prefix/whatever
But this certainly will work for me as well. Thanks
again!
--- Sven Kirmess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerry
I don't use either, but I thought chg-mtx and chg-zd-mtx were different, and
that difference was in the output of the two commands, hence what looks like
a parsing error below.
-Original Message-
From: Martin A. Brooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 5:41
Hello,
I'm backing up ~90 GB's (before compression) worth of data from 6
hosts. I have 45 - 1 GB tapes to work with. I would like to have the
shortest dumpcycle possible to allow for the greatest amount of
history preservation.
How can I calculate this ? What type of compression rate can I
Martin A. Brooks wrote:
At 03:03 03/10/2002 -0700, Alan Horn wrote:
What sort of output are you seeing in /tmp/amanda/changer*.debug (or
whatever it's called). Those can be useful files to look in.
I think I've found the cause of the problem, but not the cure. I
previously didn't have
At 13:54 03/10/2002 -0400, Galen Johnson wrote:
firstslot=1
lastslot=24
cleanslot=31
---
13:27:46 SLOTLIST - firstslot set to 2
13:27:46 SLOTLIST - lastslot set to 26
13:27:46 Config info:
Actually, I've run across this and would have to say it's a bug in the
code. The
I have stumbled on this in the past but looks like I'm brain dead
today...when I run amrecover I get
[blade]# cat /tmp/amanda/amindexd.20021003153113.debug
amindexd: debug 1 pid 1683 ruid 33 euid 33: start at Thu Oct 3 15:31:13 2002
amindexd: version 2.4.3b4-20020829
amindexd: time 0.000: could
Hi
I have quite serious problem for backup up 2 redhat7.3 machine here
One is our mail server and the other one is our mail machine who does
the distribution of mail.
These machines have quite some partitions to backup.
The server is undr RH7.3 too with the amanda2.4.3b3 version.
The two
* Jean-Francois Malouin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20021003 16:21]
thus spake:
I have stumbled on this in the past but looks like I'm brain dead
today...when I run amrecover I get
Replying to myself...I'm brain dead, but not totally flat-lined (yet)! ;)
Turns out that I had a bogus server_args
Is anyone using amanda with the
Overland Ultrium LTO LoaderXpress?
I'm considering getting this library drive,
but I really want to know that it will work
without much hassle with Amanda.
Thanks!
Pete
I'm seeing selfcheck timeouts on a client. When I look at
/tmp/amanda/amandad* and /tmp/amanda/selfcheck*, it appearsA
that the request is being received and processed, but selfcheck
just sits there. I.e.:
-
selfcheck: debug 1 pid 5848 ruid 500 euid 500 start time Fri Oct 4 15:34:13 200
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