Hi,
Thanks Chris it appears you have found my problem.
[...]
After issuing strings /opt/amanda/libexec/sendbackup | grep
amandapass it returns nothing.
I assume you have used your path in the statement above? /opt is not the
default amanda directory.
So back to compiling amanda.
I have
Thanks Chris it appears you have found my problem.
(see below)
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Subject: Re: Another Amanda + Win32 backup problem
Hi Jason
I am trying to backup a win32 host with Amanda and keep running into problems. I
compiled Amanda with smbclient full path.
When I try executing an amcheck I receive the following error.
Amanda Backup Client Hosts Check
WARNING: mymachine.host.org: selfcheck
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Sorry that was just a typo
Hi Jason,
I am trying to backup a win32 host with Amanda and keep running into
problems. I compiled Amanda with smbclient full path. When I try
executing an amcheck I receive the following error.
Amanda Backup Client Hosts Check
WARNING:
Anthony A. D. Talltree wrote:
I've never had to do this, but an approach that I'd probably persue
would be to use Symmantec/Norton Ghost to create occasional disk images
that would get xferred via Samba to a *ix filesystem. I'd try real
hard to keep important data off of the M$ machine's local
I've had weird stuff happen to me when writing across
samba mounts -- the files would quietly disappear under the Nethood
pseudo-directory, eating up disk space while being inaccessible. Associating
the mounts with drive letters seems to avoid this.
One way I have done it is to use MS's backup program to backup to a
samba share on a freebsd box. MS backup will happily backup to a samba
share. Then I just backup all that stuff using amanda.
beware of backing up via NT Backup to a samba share, always verify the
contents of the file. I ran
Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One way I have done it is to use MS's backup program to backup to a
samba share on a freebsd box. MS backup will happily backup to a samba
share. Then I just backup all that stuff using amanda.
beware of backing up via NT Backup to a samba share, always
I've used Amanda before in a Unix-only shop, but now am interested in
backing up Win32 clients.
I see Amanda.Org still seems to hold the official line of use smbclient
to backup Win32 clients, but there's a port of Amanda client to Win32
at http://sourceforge.net/projects/amanda-win32
I've never had to do this, but an approach that I'd probably persue
would be to use Symmantec/Norton Ghost to create occasional disk images
that would get xferred via Samba to a *ix filesystem. I'd try real
hard to keep important data off of the M$ machine's local disks.
Hi,
I've used Amanda before in a Unix-only shop, but now am interested in
backing up Win32 clients.
I see Amanda.Org still seems to hold the official line of use smbclient
to backup Win32 clients, but there's a port of Amanda client to Win32
at http://sourceforge.net/projects/amanda-win32 which
On 4 Mar 2003 at 10:54am, philo vivero wrote
I've used Amanda before in a Unix-only shop, but now am interested in
backing up Win32 clients.
I see Amanda.Org still seems to hold the official line of use smbclient
to backup Win32 clients, but there's a port of Amanda client to Win32
at
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