Thank you, Jean-louis,
Given the tradeoffs, I guess it's best for me to turn off interactivity. We run amcheck on cron in
the mid afternoon, when people are around. So the correct tape should be in place. In an unusual
case where the tape library becomes unavailable after that, I would rather j
On 09/07/15 03:06 PM, Chris Hoogendyk wrote:
But, amanda did not continue. After the estimates, there was nothing.
Zero backups. And, when I came in in the morning, amanda was basically
dead and gone, aside from the bazillion defunct amanda mail processes.
Is it possible that the mail issue cre
But, amanda did not continue. After the estimates, there was nothing. Zero backups. And, when I came
in in the morning, amanda was basically dead and gone, aside from the bazillion defunct amanda mail
processes. Is it possible that the mail issue created too many processes and exceeded some limit
Chris,
Amanda should continue to do the backup to holding disk while it wait
for a new tape, this is constructive work.
You could remove the interactivity setting if you don't what its behaviour.
What can be done is to add a timeout to the intertivity plugin to abort
if there is no tape avail
I have an Ubuntu 14.04 LTS server with Amanda 3.3.6 using an NEO200 LTO6
connected by SAS.
I ran aptitude updates yesterday evening and rebooted.
This morning, I had no email report from Amanda, and the mail admin said that the backup server and
been sending email every 10 seconds to unknown u
