On 15 Mar 2001, Alexandre Oliva wrote:
and is:
chunksize 2gb
the right way to limit it?
Nope. Use 2000mb. That's a little bit less than 2Gb, so it won't
bump into the limit.
Confusing, but understood. I will try that, thanks.
Mark
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Nope. Use 2000mb. That's a little bit less than 2Gb, so it won't
bump into the limit.
Confusing, but understood. I will try that, thanks.
I think the amanda man page discusses this a bit, or else it's in the
default amanda.conf. To allow for header information on the dump file,
etc.,
On Mar 15, 2001, "Mark L. Chang" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this all because of the 2g file limit on basic kernels on Linux?
Yep.
and is:
chunksize 2gb
the right way to limit it?
Nope. Use 2000mb. That's a little bit less than 2Gb, so it won't
bump into the limit.
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Alexandre Oliva
