Debian Amanda package 2.5.0p2-2.1
I got tired of my Amanda setup at home continually promoting many
dumps 5 or 6 days ahead (on a 7 day dumpcycle), so I thought I would
add:
maxpromoteday 3
to my config as line number 24. However, Amanda doesn't seem to like
this, as an amcheck yields"
$ amcheck
is /etc directory permission similar to the following:
drwxr-xr-x 85 root root 12288 Oct 17 12:13 /etc
Please list the content of /etc/xinetd.d/amanda* file?
Need to make sure the service is started by amandabackup
--Kevin
Brad Willson wrote:
Amanda Tape Server Host Check
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Amanda Tape Server Host Check
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Holding disk /data/amanda: 185 GB disk space available, that's plenty
slot 1: read label `B001', date `X'
NOTE: skipping tape-writable test
Tape B001 label ok
NOTE: host info dir /etc/amanda/DailySet1/curinfo/hostname0 does not exi
On Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 01:14:57PM -0400, Steven Settlemyre wrote:
> I have a monthly (full) backup running for about 22 hrs now. Do you
> think there is a problem, or is it possible it's just taking a long
> time? about 150G of data.
Is it closer to 150G in on file or 150G in one million files?
Thanks for all the responses. It finished about 10 mins after I sent the
last message, but it did run out of tape(s)... But that's another issue.
Steffan Vigano wrote:
Sometimes on my FreeBSD box 'amstatus' output doesn't change during
really long dumps. I've found the best way to find out if
Sometimes on my FreeBSD box 'amstatus' output doesn't change during
really long dumps. I've found the best way to find out if it's still
running is to use the 'ps' command and grep for the phrase 'done' ie:
'ps -ax | grep done'
Dump does a good job of reporting back how far it thinks it
looks ok, but i'm not too experienced reading these
See attached.
Jon LaBadie wrote:
On Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 01:14:57PM -0400, Steven Settlemyre wrote:
I have a monthly (full) backup running for about 22 hrs now. Do you
think there is a problem, or is it possible it's just taking a long
t
On Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 01:14:57PM -0400, Steven Settlemyre wrote:
> I have a monthly (full) backup running for about 22 hrs now. Do you
> think there is a problem, or is it possible it's just taking a long
> time? about 150G of data.
Have you tried a few amstatus cmds to see if it is still prog
This is what I do to keep my tapes in sequence.
Say I have the following tape list.
20061010200953 D00025 reuse
20061009201023 D00024 reuse
0 D00023 reuse
20061009141704 D00022 reuse
20061008200944 D00021 reuse
I change the time for D00023 to something in
Steven Settlemyre wrote:
> I have a monthly (full) backup running for about 22 hrs now. Do you
> think there is a problem, or is it possible it's just taking a long
> time? about 150G of data.
>
> Steve
It depends on the speed of your network, disks, tape drive, and how
busy the servers involve
I have a monthly (full) backup running for about 22 hrs now. Do you
think there is a problem, or is it possible it's just taking a long
time? about 150G of data.
Steve
Error:
.libs/amandad amandad.o ./.libs/libamandad.so
../common-src/.libs/libamanda.so -lm -lreadline -ltermcap -lcam
../common-src/.libs/libamanda.so: undefined reference to `atoll'
*** Error code 1
Stop in /usr/local/src/amanda/amandad-src.
*** Error code 1
Solution:
1.Edit ./common-src/amanda.h
(Not sure if my messages are reaching the list so apologies if you're received
this twice)
I've been attempting to compile amanda 2.5.1 on FreeBSD 4.11 but run into this
error on the make:
amandad.c:826: warning: zero-length format string
amandad.c:882: warning: zero-length format string
aman
On Tue, 17 Oct 2006, Paul Yeatman wrote:
> Just to follow up on this, I was forced to downgrade to tar version
> 1.15.1 before things worked correctly and without the "Unexpected field
> value" messages. Things were just not working as expected with 1.15.91.
Indeed.
JFYI, Debian recently release
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