Hi,
Today I found in amanda's report among others the following lines
NOTES:
planner: Incremental of ursus:c0t3d0 bumped to level 2.
taper: tape VOL6 kb 5810080 fm 23 [OK]
DUMP SUMMARY:
DUMPER STATS TAPER STATS
HOSTNAME DISK
Hi Remy,
there is an Adaptec 29160 BIOS v.2.57.0 with the following settings:
twisted pair cable with active LVD-terminator
SCSI ID #0 IBM DRHS36V
SCSI ID #1 IBM DRHS36V
SCSI ID #4 OnStream ADR50 Drive
SCSI ID #7 Adaptec SCSI Card
SCSI parity checking enabled
host adapter SCSI termination:
"Henk Martijn" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Planner says it will do a level 2 incremental, but it does a level 0.
Why?
Henk,
I've seen this, too. I supect that "level 2" is the answer from the
client during estimate phase. After getting information from all
clients the server commands a
Bradley, do you see the device in the /var/adm/messages (or dmesg) output
from bootup?
Yes, as follows:
Nov 15 08:30:59 waves scsi: [ID 365881 kern.info] /pci@1f,4000/scsi@4/st@0,0
(st14):
Nov 15 08:30:59 wavesQuantum DLT7000
Nov 15 08:30:59 waves scsi: [ID 193665
Hi
finally I found my problem with my sonicwall firewall. the problem was
the timeout and the machine that I was trying to backup is running on
Mac OS X Server and it is too slow so took a long time to compress.
Then I had to compress on the tape server, I used fast compression but
I
#amanda.conf
bumpdays 0 # minimum days at each level
reserve 70 # percent
Daily Amanda Mail Reports from Nov. 13, 14, and 15
Subject: daily AMANDA MAIL REPORT FOR November 13, 2000
Total Full Daily
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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 16:26:56 + (GMT)
From: Denise Ives
I still am not getting indexes on my Sun box running Amanda 2.4.1-p1.
I have
tried to apply patch: 105722-05 but it failed because it's already
there.
Help? Without and index, how do I recover a file? Can I? Can indexes
be
regenerated?
Robert
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:wq!
now it seems that amanda has problems with files, changing during amdump :-(
No, Amanda does not have problems with this. It's your backup program
(e.g. GNU tar or dump) that does.
What exactly is it saying that makes you think it is having a problem?
Thorsten
John R. Jackson, Technical
i originally compiled amanda without having dump installed on my slackware
7.1 boxes. now i would like to use dump on those machines, but i do not
know how to make amanda aware of dump's location.
dump works flawlessly on my solaris machines, but dump was already
installed during the
We currently have an OnStream ADR-50 and it just doesn't seem to want to
play nicely. Any other experiences with the ADR-50? How do you set one
up? I've run tapetype and gotten the output:
676259 32kb blocks written
5700 32kb sections written
I've already posted the current settings in my
We currently have an OnStream ADR-50 and it just doesn't seem to want to
play nicely. ...
Is this on Linux? I don't have any of these devices (or Linux, for that
matter), but other OnStream drives have been reported on this list to
be totally broken, I think because of problems in the kernel
did amanda just do a full dump to holding disk?
Yes.
And it's still not bumping like we want. I don't know what else to
tell you. You might as well comment out the "reserve" line again since
it's not helping and is in fact hurting by using up more holding disk
space than it should.
Denise E.
... This would require
setting /dev/null as the tape device in amanda.conf ...
No, no, no. At 2.4.2 Amanda treats tapedev set to /dev/null as a
special case and **throws away** all the dump images (this is meant
for debugging).
If you want to set tapedev to something to cause Amanda to not use
"John R. Jackson" wrote:
I still am not getting indexes on my Sun box running Amanda 2.4.1-p1.
...
Help? ...
Are you certain you have "index" set to yes? What do you get when you
run "su amanda-user -c amadmin config disklist host disk"?
I get this:
host powderday:
interface
It does say "index NO". ...
Well, that would certainly explain things. :-)
How do I change this?
Add "index yes" to the dumptype. If you want indexing for everything,
change the "global" dumptype and that should apply to all the other
dumptypes, assuming any you defined yourself include it.
Can someone help
I have install amanda-2.4.2-19991216-beta1 on Freebsd 4.1-RELEASE
when I rum amcheck I get the following error:
access as backup not allowed from [EMAIL PROTECTED]] amandahostsauth
failed
I have gone through the faq and have not come across anyt mistake. I
already have
I have install amanda-2.4.2-19991216-beta1 on Freebsd 4.1-RELEASE
I would have grabbed the latest CVS sources. I know there have been
some fixes since that snapshot. See the FAQ for instructions if you're
not familiar with how to do this.
when I rum amcheck I get the following error:
access
... How do i change into a folder like this?
"cd Buchführung" didn't do the job...
I don't think you can.
At one point I was going to add a "cdx" command to amrecover ala "addx"
that accepts regular expressions, then you could do "cdx Buchf.*", but
it's not there and I don't know of any way to
Yesterday I had put "index yes" in my global dumptype though. I just put
it in the individual dumptypes. We'll see what happens in the morning.
Robert
"John R. Jackson" wrote:
It does say "index NO". ...
Well, that would certainly explain things. :-)
How do I change this?
Add
Hello,
This patch add globing character to the cd command of amrecover.
You will be able to do:
cd Buchf*
or cd Buchf*hrung
Christoph, could you try this patch
Jean-Louis
On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 05:14:49PM -0500, John R. Jackson wrote:
... How do i change into a folder like this?
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, David Lloyd wrote:
Does the AMANDA conf directory need to be writable?
No, provided you set tapelist, disklist etc to some other, writable
directory.
read-write if it really needs it. Amcheck reports conf directory not
writable. I'm thinking of commenting the
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