secondary groups are used.
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The client needs to be able to do a reverse lookup on the server IP address,
so you'll either need to make sure a local reverse DNS is working to resolve
192.168.0.59 to your server's hostname, or put an entry for the server in
your client's host file.
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append exclude ./home
append exclude ./opt
append exclude ./usr
append exclude ./var
}
That should be exclude append
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/write/unload tapes using the mt and mtx commands.
Then why not use chg-zd-mtx?
:-)
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...
man amverify
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Makefile and it is
not overriding amanda's 'install' target ... it is just
setting some default configure options ...
Check your xinetd settings. I bet you have user amanda on your system, but
xinetd is trying to run it as user operator, or vice versa.
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+[ Matt Hyclak [EMAIL PROTECTED] (13.Oct.2004 11:58):
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| On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 11:42:33AM -0300, Fernan Aguero enlightened us:
| I did the installation as root, of course. I'm not using the
| amanda sources
,OutKB=1:8,DumpRate=1:7
man amanda for the options
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me no errors.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
Likely a firewall problem. amcheck usually passes the firewall without a
problem, but amdump fails. I would check to see if there are any firewalls
on the server, client, or somewhere in between.
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for that client. 12624
days ago is likely January 1, 1970.
I would look at the debug files on the clients to ensure that the estimate
requests are making it through as a next step.
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that is
not supported by dump. You didn't say what OS you are using, but if it's
linux, it must be an ext2/3 file system for dump to work.
What OS and filesystem is it?
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of dump will allow you to do level 0 backups of
subdirectories, but it looks like FreeBSD may not...perhaps someone who
knows that OS better than I can answer that.
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balance the amount of dumps.
Hope that explains it...
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what you did and is IMHO the best way to do it if you want to keep
the tracking of packages while using amanda in the best manner.
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that all of the appropriate entries are in there.
(Should be in ~amanda, wherever that is. It's /var/lib/amanda on my system).
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like a firewall between the machines. I would check on that, and read
PORTS.USAGE in the amanda docs.
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and
--tcp-portrange as the working servers.
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posted the other day that fixes a
thinko in the .spec file (used %{indexserver} for both indexserver and
tapeserver).
The files should be more or less permanent there.
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up to Jay and he's
created bugzilla entries (or at least was going to. If he hasn't, maybe this
can be his poke in the ribs...) to make it a little easier to build amanda
for your location and still have the package be managed instead of resorting
to *cringe* tarballs. ;-)
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On Wed, Oct 22, 2003 at 08:56:10AM -0400, Matt Hyclak enlightened us:
If anyone is interested in this, you can get it from (sorry it wraps):
http://www.math.ohiou.edu/mirror/casit/contrib/9/SRPMS/amanda-2.4.4p1-2mrh3.src.rpm
Oops, that should be
http://www.math.ohiou.edu/mirror/casit/contrib
look into doing that.
(I did talk with Jay briefly today, and he has been busy with other things,
but has some time now to return to the state of the amanda packages).
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)
tapecycle 20 tapes:
number of tapes to use per dumpcycle of 2 weeks. 10 tapes X 2 dumpcycles =
20 tapes.
Did I understand this right?
Yep.
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be under /dev/nst0. How do I get the kernel to not use
/dev/hdd?
That I don't know, I've never used the ide-scsi module.
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expects next, or you can run the command amadmin DailySet tape and that
will tell you as well. Use that output to e-mail the person to be changing
the tapes, and it doesn't matter how technophobic they are. When it says put
DailySet123 in, put it in.
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Storage Element 5:Full
Storage Element 6:Full
17:03:11 Config info:
firstslot = 1
lastslot = 5
cleanslot = -1
I've never had a changer, but it seems to me you have 6 slots, but only told
mtx about 5 of them. Should firstslot be 0?
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a patch.
Regards,
gregor
I'd definitely like to see a patch for 3.0.0. I'm about ready to move to it
and would like to be able to do backups without having to deal with Cygwin.
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pgp0.pgp
udp ports in the 800's. amcheck only uses the 1008?
ports, and doesn't actually send any data back and forth on the other ports,
so it will succeed while the actual backup will fail.
Hope that helps,
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on
disk. You may get some complaints in the e-mails from amanda about not being
able to access the tape device, but it gets the job done.
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being backed up (yet...). Amanda
will not append to tapes, as there is no guarantee the tape is in the right
position, and overwriting your backups is not a good thing.
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amanda to cycle through these tapes
It looks like the tapes are not expiring as each one comes
up as active...
Sounds like your tapecycle is set bigger than the number of tapes you have.
I'd check your amanda.conf for that.
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use the file: driver. There are plenty
of posts about it in the archives.
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hard drives.
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amanda's bash files.
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The tape device amlabel wants is /dev/nst0.
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On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 04:23:15PM +0100, Tom Brown enlightened us:
it happens on any device id - i think the error is in my kernel build though
Try a modprobe sg, and then give it a shot.
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] open of
/home/amanda/.amandahosts failed ^
Notice that does not say dilmom.as400resource.com. You'll want an entry like
dilmom amanda
in your amandahosts file.
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installation, but haven't had a chance to play with
it yet. If you get it working, please let me know!
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on tapeserver is configured to talk to an central
mailserver. That mailserver refuses to accept mail if it cant resolve
the sender, and there is no [EMAIL PROTECTED] on that machine.
Any suggestions?
See mailto in your amanda.conf.
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amandahostsauth failed
Can anyone help to me?
Add localhost root to your .amandahosts file.
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] hyclak]$ rpm -ql amanda-client
/etc/xinetd.d/amanda
/usr/lib/amanda/amandad
...
I believe when the amanda files are installed in xinetd.d, they default to
disable = yes. You'll want to make sure they are set to disable = no,
then restart xinetd.
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a tape...just dd, tar, and dump.
Hope that helps,
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kerberos4 bits... no
checking for gcc... no
checking for cc... no
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
Installing a compiler would be a good start :-)
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: pbrazor1.tszrh.csfb.com /ora 20030226 0 [dump larger than tape,
full dump delayed]
This is why. It must be bigger than 3900 mbytes after amanda compresses it,
so it won't fit on a single tape. Amanda doesn't span tapes, so you'll have
to split this up with tar.
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On Thu February 27 2003 07:53, Matt Hyclak wrote:
On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 10:20:41AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi all
amanda keeps using only one tape per day but always delays full
dump for the same
or
if I got it from the FAQ-o-matic.
define tapetype Ultrium1 {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length 104077 mbytes
filemark 546 kbytes
speed 2157 kps
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it was the latest version since.
Hopefully that makes sense...I know it took a little while for me to be able
to wrap my head around that notion as well. :-)
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You need to make sure the client can resolve 192.168.1.100, whether that's
through DNS or an entry in /etc/hosts (on the client).
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, but that doesn't seem like it should cause this.
Is there anything leftover in /etc/hosts?
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/local/backup/data is not
its own partition, and as a result you can't use dump. I would suggest
changing to tar if you just want the subdirectory.
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configuration, use a label that matches your label string, and
tell amanda what slot to label. Most likely it will look something like:
su amanda -c amlabel MyConfig Daily01 slot 1
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for this, but don't hold me to it...
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On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 11:26:07AM -0500, wab enlightened us:
Greetings. I'm attempting to recover a filesystem which is about 15-18
gigs in size. Amanda is using Tar to compress its archives... I tried to
restore the image to a filesystem large enough to handle the data,
before moving back to
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