from the most recent backup because they
would reflect the state of the tapes from one day earlier (wouldn't they?).
I can't find a tool that I can feed the collection of tapes so that it will rebuild
the index files. Is there such a thing.
Ean Kingston ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Analyst
Kanetix
with the compiler adds the path to the
search list built into the binary at build time.
Also, have a look at the crle command. It lets you change the default
search path for shared libraries at a system level (instead of having to
always set LD_LIBRARY_PATH).
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Ean Kingston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I Have the opposite viewpoint. I prefer hardware compression. It allows me to offload
processing required to the tape drive (instead of my computers) Since some of my
systems (including the backup server itself) can be slow, this actually speeds things
up for me. Also, with hardware
/amanda/libexec/amplot.gp, line 61: (No such file or directory)
So, what should I do to fix this?
In case it matters; this is Amanda 2.4.4 built from source on solaris 8 using gcc
3.2.2.
Ean Kingston ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Analyst
Kanetix Ltd. (www.kanetix.com)
Phone: (416) 599-9779 x216
Hi Roberto,
I don't believe so. Amanda uses either the vendor supplied dump program, or GNU tar to
do the backup. I know GNU tar does not do differential backup and AFAIK none of the
vendor supplied dump programs will do differential backup either (I'm pretty sure for
Solaris, AIX, *BSD, and
-Original Message-
From: Gene Heskett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tuesday 24 June 2003 17:27, Harry Mbang wrote:
Hi,
I am still trying to get my first successful Amanda backup.
Now when I run amcheck, I get an error
cannot read/write /usr/local/var/Amanda/gnutar-lists: No
-Original Message-
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 at 9:51am, Ean Kingston wrote
I don't believe so. Amanda uses either the vendor supplied dump
program, or GNU tar to do the backup. I know GNU tar does not do
differential backup and AFAIK none of the vendor supplied
dump programs
Hi all,
Sorry about posting the HW compression version first (especially to anyone who
searches the archives). I read more on st.conf (yes it's running under Solaris 8) and
played some with the various options. Here is what I got when I used the correct
device:
$amtapetype -e 40g -f
It sounds to me like what you want to do is make a new amanda configuration which you
run once a week and have it take full backups only. You would then need enough tapes
to do say 12 full backups. That way you would have data from about 3 months ago if you
needed it.
Then, each week, in
TAPE003
July 15 TAPE015 TAPE001
July 16 TAPE001 TAPE002
Any other hints?
Ean Kingston (ean_kingston AT kanetix.com)
Analyst
Kanetix Ltd. (www.kanetix.com)
Phone: (416) 599-9779 x216
tapetype HP-DLT1e {
comment just produced by tapetype prog (hardware compression on)
length 34499 mbytes
filemark 13 kbytes
speed 1399 kps
}
Ean Kingston ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Analyst
Kanetix Ltd. (www.kanetix.com)
Phone: (416) 599-9779 x216
-Original Message-
On Thursday 19 June 2003 11:51, Ean Kingston wrote:
I couldn't find this one in the list archives, so here it is.
I'm using 40GB DLT tapes (according to the label). Despite what the
comment produced says, I used the non-compressed device. I didn't
give
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