How about the indexes for the questionable DLE's.
Do they show the files you expect were in fact backed up?
The indexes should show everything on the tape.
If indexes are the listings you get when you ls in amrecover, then the
indexes seem to stop at certain subdirectories. That is, when I ls
gj wrote:
If indexes are the listings you get when you ls in amrecover, then the
indexes seem to stop at certain subdirectories. That is, when I ls in the
subdirectory (listed in the index) where the file to be recovered is, I only
get a . (no files listed even though the original machine had
Hi Again
I have nuked the default binary (rpm within SuSE Yast2 and installaed
and run source configuration amanda 2.4.4.
Thus I have configured amanda.conf ,disklist and tapelist which is
currently empty as I had to create it and then run the following command
as amanda.
Chuck Amadi wrote:
I have nuked the default binary (rpm within SuSE Yast2 and installaed
and run source configuration amanda 2.4.4.
...
-rwxr-x--- 1 amanda disk 86322 Apr 18 14:25 amcheck
The above line indicate you did not install correctly.
You should make install as root.
And generally, you
I hope this is encouraging
myserver:/local/sw/amanda/bckup/libexec # su amanda -c
/local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck DailySet1
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
-
WARNING: program /local/sw/amanda/bckup/libexec/planner: not setuid-root
WARNING: program
Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi cheers for your reply.
I honestly set this up as ./configure as amanada make as amanda and make
install as Root.
I have kept to the install and I have read the doc's.
OK, I believe you, but when everyone else in the world
does a make install, then the amcheck binary ends
up
Hi again
Paul Bijnens I noticed that myself I am going run a make clean and
re-install again .
Cheers
Chuck
On Mon, 2005-04-18 at 16:41 +0200, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi cheers for your reply.
I honestly set this up as ./configure as amanada make as amanda and make
Hi reinstalled amanda as Root make distclean
As amanda ./configure --( My preferences)
As amanada make
As Root make install
Thus checked /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck ls -al command the
output as below:
-rwsr-x--- 1 root disk 86322 Apr 18 16:03 amcheck
But when I run the following
* Chuck Amadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20050418 11:17]:
Hi reinstalled amanda as Root make distclean
As amanda ./configure --( My preferences)
As amanada make
As Root make install
Thus checked /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck ls -al command the
output as below:
-rwsr-x--- 1 root disk
--On Monday, April 18, 2005 16:17:16 +0100 Chuck Amadi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi reinstalled amanda as Root make distclean
As amanda ./configure --( My preferences)
As amanada make
As Root make install
Thus checked /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck ls -al command the
output as
On Mon, Apr 18, 2005 at 04:17:16PM +0100, Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi reinstalled amanda as Root make distclean
As amanda ./configure --( My preferences)
As amanada make
As Root make install
Thus checked /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck ls -al command the
output as below:
-rwsr-x--- 1
HI again Yes my disk are writable by disk group
ls -al /dev/nst0
crw-rw 1 root disk 9, 128 30 2004 nst0
Cheers
Chuck
On Mon, 2005-04-18 at 11:51 -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
On Mon, Apr 18, 2005 at 04:17:16PM +0100, Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi reinstalled amanda as Root make distclean
As
Cheers
I run id command as amanda
and amanda belongs to users group
But I have issued in my .configure command
./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=disk --with-owner=amanda
So I need to add amanda to disk group.
So I run the usermod command as susch
#usermod -G disk amanada
#id
Under normal conditions should amanda try to fill each tape?
I want amanda to dump whatever it can up until the limit set by tapesize.
I am keeping 30 tapes on disk, and burning the oldest slot to DVD
daily, and re-labeling it (so it shows as a new tape). I just don't
want to waste any space on
--On Monday, April 18, 2005 13:50:55 -0700 Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Under normal conditions should amanda try to fill each tape?
Amanada doesn't try to fill the tape, it tries to balance the amount written per
run. It generally does that well if you don't have DLEs that are very large
I am using amanda and have been happy with it, but now there is a 20GB
dump in my holding area and amanda has repeatedly tried flush it to tape
and flushed nothing to the tape. I am taking care of the 20GB dump file,
but I now need to reset amanda to expect tape 0038 which had no data
dumped
Hi Vicki,
Vicki Stanfield wrote:
I am using amanda and have been happy with it, but now there is a 20GB
dump in my holding area and amanda has repeatedly tried flush it to tape
and flushed nothing to the tape. I am taking care of the 20GB dump file,
but I now need to reset amanda to expect tape
Vicki:
I have in the past needed to reuse a tape that had the backups fail for some
reason or another and just reset the date code in
/var/spool/amanda/config/tapelist to 0 instead of say, 20050318
DailySet101. So long as the date isn't set, AMANDA will think it's a new
tape regardless of what
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