Craig Dewick schrieb:
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
It's best to maintain consistency in all the information amanda has
about tapes and backups.
Agreed. When I used to have a DAT array (quite a number of years back)
it worked very well.
I have about twice as many tapes in
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
It's best to maintain consistency in all the information amanda has about
tapes and backups.
Agreed. When I used to have a DAT array (quite a number of years back) it
worked very well.
I have about twice as many tapes in my regular rotation as my
Before you try to label a tape, you should fix the changer configuration.
Which changer script are you using?
If it's chg-zd-mtx, can you use mtx to move tape in the library?
What is your config?
What is in the changer debug file?
Use the amtape command to move tape.
Once that will work, you
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, Marc Muehlfeld wrote:
Yogesh Hasabnis schrieb:
For that, when I use
the amlabel command to change the tape label and
configuration, I get a message as follows: tape is in another amanda
configuration
rewinding tape not labeled
amlabel -f {Setname}
In my case (just
On Wednesday 11 July 2007, Craig Dewick wrote:
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, Marc Muehlfeld wrote:
Yogesh Hasabnis schrieb:
For that, when I use
the amlabel command to change the tape label and
configuration, I get a message as follows: tape is in another amanda
configuration
rewinding tape not
Craig Dewick wrote:
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, Marc Muehlfeld wrote:
Yogesh Hasabnis schrieb:
For that, when I use
the amlabel command to change the tape label and
configuration, I get a message as follows: tape is in another
amanda configuration
rewinding tape not labeled
amlabel -f {Setname}
Hi All,
I need to reuse a tape which was used for an old
amanda configuration to a newly created amanda
configuration, for some reason. For that, when I use
the amlabel command to change the tape label and
configuration, I get a message as follows:
tape is in another amanda configuration
Can anybody kindly suggest the right way to get this
done?
Is the old label still in your tapelist? maybe you should make it
clear that Amanda will not use that old lable anymore.
One brute force way would be to overwrite the tape with some garbage
first, then label it with Amanda.
Olivier
Yogesh Hasabnis schrieb:
For that, when I use
the amlabel command to change the tape label and
configuration, I get a message as follows:
tape is in another amanda configuration
rewinding tape not labeled
amlabel -f {Setname}
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