>Q: Anyone know how to prevent a HP 1559B ( SureStor
>24x6 ) from rewinding the tape with the "amtape
> eject" command?
I don't know what kind of drive that is, but most modern drives (4mm, 8mm,
DLT, etc) always rewind the tape before ejecting. It's not an option.
>Let's say TAPE000 is the
t are more than four weeks old, and I have two other
complete copies of any data that might be on those tapes.)
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From: Robert Cavey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 12:52 PM
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Subject: Re: after recover..tape status?
Than
Thanks a bunch,
Which leads me to the next question...
Q: Anyone know how to prevent a HP 1559B ( SureStor
24x6 ) from rewinding the tape with the "amtape
eject" command?
I guess I am confused about what amanda expects since
I have only been using it for a week now.
Let's say TAPE000 is the
Thanks a bunch,
Which leads me to the next question...
Q: Anyone know how to prevent a HP 1559B ( SureStor
24x6 ) from rewinding the tape with the "amtape
eject" command?
I guess I am confused about what amanda expects since
I have only been using it for a week now.
Let's say TAPE000 is the
Thanks a bunch,
Which leads me to the next question...
Q: Anyone know how to prevent a HP 1559B ( SureStor
24x6 ) from rewinding the tape with the "amtape
eject" command?
I guess I am confused about what amanda expects since
I have only been using it for a week now.
Let's say TAPE000 is the
>1) I had to manully load the tape using amtape on the
>"server" needed for a restore on from a "client"
>machine. I assume that is necessary?
Yes.
> *Wish list* item-- to have taper load the correct
>tape if the drive is a stacker and has the tape in one
>of the slots.
Be my guest to write up
Hi,
I have sucessfully backup up our network and after
testing the restore using amrecover.. I have a few
questions about tape usage/status?
1) I had to manully load the tape using amtape on the
"server" needed for a restore on from a "client"
machine. I assume that is necessary?
*Wish list*
