Joys of SystemD

On my Fedora systems (amanda clients) there seem to be 6 SystemD unit files associated with amanda (output reordered and grouped). My CentOS amanda server has only the first 4. $ systemctl list-unit-files | grep aman amanda-udp.service static amanda-udp.socket

Re: Debugging empty index files

> "JLT" == Jason L Tibbitts writes: JLT> And that's what I did and it shows the problem pretty clearly: JLT> xfsrestore is segfaulting. In fact, xfsrestore segfaults trying to JLT> restore any of the backups of this filesystem. I should really be fair to the XFS devs

Re: Debugging empty index files

> "JLT" == Jason L Tibbitts writes: JLT> Are there any tricks for trying to duplicate the index generation? JLT> I guess I could try to pull a raw dump file off of tape and run the JLT> same xfsrestore command line and see what happens. And that's what I did and it shows

Debugging empty index files

I'm having a problem where one of my hosts has one filesystem which apears to back up perfectly fine, but produces an empty index file. Specifically, the (timestamp)_(level).gz file comes out to be exactly 20 bytes, and uncompressed it's completely empty. The machine is Fedora 24, and I've tried