On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 at 1:30pm, Michael P. Blinn wrote
'backup' is the tape server, running samba. I configured
amanda --with-smbclient=/path/to/smbclient
amandapass:
//ntserver/businesswork ntusername%ntpassword WORKGROUP
//ntserver/sys/ppidocs ntusername%ntpassword WORKGROUP
amcheck
Hello,
I'm new to this list, but didn't find much in the archives
about this subject.
I've recently inherited an Overland MiniLibrary Xpress from
a company that went out of business. I've been using amanda
in a very simple configuration. My question now is this: how
do I go about finding the
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Amandaidx-amrecover
I'm having some trouble with amrecover:
When amandaidx is listening on the right port and I run amrecover with the
right parameters I get the following error message on the client:
amrecover: Error reading line from server: Connection reset by peer.
And if I try it again
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What does file to large mean? Example (from the email report:)
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
localhost /hermes lev 0 FAILED [data write: File too large]
I cant figure out whats up with that... my spooling disk is 40GB (and its
empty), and my tapes are 40GB compressed. Any ideas as to
Maybe you are using an OS (linux for example) that has a filesize-limit of 2
Gb? There's an option to limit filesizes in amanda.conf.
Maarten Vink
- Original Message -
From: Dave Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 6:47 PM
Subject: File too
Felipe de Jes·s Molina Bravo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My name is Felipe and y tried to back up my information from
netware 5 with amanda. Can I do it? how?
Felipe,
AFIK there is no native netware client for Amanda. I'd use ncpfs on a
linux client to have the data seen as belonging to the
Hello all,
Have built a new tar-ball for a new secure system and wanted
to introduce a non-root non-bin account for amanda to run under.
Build (gcc on Solaris 2.8) seems to have gone well and the make
install ran cleanly.
Amended /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf, placed both .rhosts
and
I have amanda working with hand changing of tapes. I will soon
get a tape changer woth an AIT2 drive. Here is my proposed cycle:
dumpcycle 7 days
runspercycle10
tapecycle 12 tapes
Backups are run Monday thru Friday. I figure this setup will give me a
full backup every Monday.
Hi Felipe!
On 10 Oct 01 at 8:32 you wrote:
My name is Felipe and y tried to back up my information from
netware 5 with amanda. Can I do it? how?
I think you can't, currently. Some months ago the people from
MurkWorks (www.murkworks.com) were thinking of writing Amanda
dumper NLM for
I've got my chunksize set to 2Gb as it is, right now. I'm using linux with
a 2.2.14-5 kernel. Would it cause problems if the chunksize was right at 2Gb?
Perhaps I should lower it.
-Dave
Maarten Vink writes:
Maybe you are using an OS (linux for example) that has a filesize-limit of 2
Gb?
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001 at 3:20pm, Dave Brooks wrote
I've got my chunksize set to 2Gb as it is, right now. I'm using linux with
a 2.2.14-5 kernel. Would it cause problems if the chunksize was right at 2Gb?
Perhaps I should lower it.
Yep, that's an issue. Amanda adds on a 32KB for the header.
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001 at 11:38am, Stephen Carville wrote
dumpcycle 7 days
runspercycle 10
tapecycle 12 tapes
Backups are run Monday thru Friday. I figure this setup will give me a
full backup every Monday. Is that right?
If backups are only run Mon-Fri (5 days), and your dumpcycle
Hi folks,
I get the following error when running amrecover :
amrecover add filetorecover
Added /filetorecover
amrecover extract
Extracting files using tape drive /dev/nsa0 on host
backup.server
The following tapes are needed: BKP-001
Restoring files into directory /tmp
Continue? [Y/n]: Y
Pierangelo Masarati wrote:
Carlos Eduardo Gomes Marins wrote:
Hi,
I want to know if thereis any way to change the name of a dc entry.
The structure of my Ldap Server is similar to this:
dn: dc=arbi, dc=rsfn, dc=net, dc=br
objectClass: inetOrgPerson
This looks like a
I was sighupping xinetd instead of stop/starting it.
Once I did that, it worked great.
Thanks everyone,
Lee
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 09:13:17AM -0500, Lee Fedor wrote:
service amanda
{
disable = no
socket_type = dgram
protocol
I am trying to get the indexing working with amanda and I cannot
figure out to verify if I have it right yet.
If I log onto the client (euphrates) and try:
# sudo amrecover oracle-a
I get:
220 nile AMANDA index server (2.4.2p2) ready.
200 Access OK
Setting restore date to today (2001-10-10)
We had similar problems with BSM enabled. John Jackson gave me the
info on making amanda run as root in inetd.conf. The problem is
really with Solaris. John's info is attached.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Brian Cuttler
Sent:
You may also want to check out mars_nwe. It does for netware what
samba does for windows. so you might be able to hack up the samba
support to add netware.
Jeff
Toomas Aas wrote:
Hi Felipe!
On 10 Oct 01 at 8:32 you wrote:
My name is Felipe and y tried to back up my information from
Alan Pham wrote:
Hi,
How can I exclude a directory (or directories) in a diskdev?
For example, in disk list I have the following entry:
foohost c0t0d0s7
which is mounted on /export.
I have the following directories under /export:
IIRC, a SIGHUP isn't enough to restart xinetd. You actually have to do
'/etc/init.d/xinetd restart'. Yes, it's annoying.
xinetd wants SIGUSR1 to reread the configuration files
I've got my chunksize set to 2Gb as it is, right now. I'm using linux with
a 2.2.14-5 kernel. Would it cause problems if the chunksize was right at 2Gb?
Perhaps I should lower it.
Oh yes, put it something below 2GB-32KB: a good value is 2000 MB
I am having exactly the same problem and cannot find an answer. The really
annoying part is that this was working just fine last week when I recovered
some files for the same server that is now complaining. My fails all look
similar to Mr. Smith. There have been two changes since last week. We
I have read extensively and have failed to find a solution to my
problem. I am hoping someone will know what I have done wrong. I
can't
seem to get amrecover to work for me.
Check using netstat if the following port are bound:
$ netstat -an|grep :1008.
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:10082
I am trying to get the indexing working with amanda and I cannot
figure out to verify if I have it right yet.
Did you set index yes in amanda.conf?
Any idea what I am doing wrong? Like Preston says in his book, nobody
cares about backups, only restores!
Yeah, restoring rules!
On Thu, 11 Oct 2001, Bernhard R. Erdmann wrote:
- I am trying to get the indexing working with amanda and I cannot
- figure out to verify if I have it right yet.
-
- Did you set index yes in amanda.conf?
Yes. I set it in the global section:
define dumptype global {
index yes
#
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
- On Wed, 10 Oct 2001 at 11:38am, Stephen Carville wrote
-
- dumpcycle 7 days
- runspercycle10
- tapecycle 12 tapes
-
- Backups are run Monday thru Friday. I figure this setup will give me a
- full backup every Monday. Is that
hello,
a superblock on the hard drive of my nfs exported /home filesystem went bad
this evening, and i couldn't recover from it, so i lost my /home filesystem
today.
i turned to amanda to get me out of this jam...
1) i ran amrecover (as root) from the host where i lost my data
2) amanda ran
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 09:13:17AM -0500, Lee Fedor wrote:
service amanda
{
disable = no
socket_type = dgram
protocol= udp
wait= yes
user= dump
group
In my case they are bound until you attempt to run amrecover. As soon as it
attempts to access the index server then you get the following in the
messages log:
Oct 10 15:23:11 blight xinetd[1255]: warning: can't get client address:
Transport endpoint is not connected
Oct 10 15:23:11 blight
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