ERROR: rajiv [can not access sda1 (sda1): No such file or
directory]
Your directory is /dev/sda1, it is NOT sda1
Olivier
since a reboot of the firewall, amanda reports selfcheck request timed
out. for some (up to four) servers. some servers are never reported (they
seem to repsond to the selfcheck request), the other servers change (i.e.,
servers a,b,c,d are reported to time out, 1 hour later servers c,d,e,f are
Hi
I will appreciate if somebody can spare his/her time to help me making sure
that the amanda-2.4.2p2 is working.
I have configured amanda.conf by following the docs and FAQ.
However running amcheck through crontab gives me this error.
amcheck: could not open
Hi Sir,
How do I backup my Samba server running on Redhat 7.1 using Amanda? There' s
a part in the INSTALL which mentions about inetd.conf. But Redhat 7.1 don't
use inetd.conf, is there a problem?
Thanks.
warmest regards,
Desmond Lim
System Administrator
http://www.kikuze.com/
AP
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 at 6:28pm, Desmond Lim wrote
How do I backup my Samba server running on Redhat 7.1 using Amanda? There' s
a part in the INSTALL which mentions about inetd.conf. But Redhat 7.1 don't
use inetd.conf, is there a problem?
Redhat 7.x uses xinetd rather than inetd. Config
On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 04:17:15PM +0100, Jose Manuel dos Santos Calhariz wrote:
During this nigth, some machines crashed during the backup and I don't
trust the backup that amanda have done. I think it could have taped
garbage. How do I redo the amdump of this nigth, as it have never
Hi,
I still have problems backing up..
I backup more directories from one machine over the internet.
I check the status as the process progresses and I found that one directory
got dumped okay, but the next one hangs at 100.04% :-?
The directories being backed up are cobalt01.somewhere.nl:
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Desmond Lim wrote:
Hi Sir,
We are a list, not a sir ;)
How do I backup my Samba server running on Redhat 7.1 using Amanda? There' s
a part in the INSTALL which mentions about inetd.conf. But Redhat 7.1 don't
use inetd.conf, is there a problem?
RH upgraded to xinetd
If you use the amanda package that comes with RedHat 7.1, it will set
itself up in xinetd automatically. You will need to edit the xinetd file
for amanda to enable it.
Note that if you are using high security, you will need to add rules to
ipchains for the backup server. In particular, you
)
setting up estimates took 0.001 secs
GETTING ESTIMATES...
taper: pid 13781 executable taper version 2.4.2p2
driver: pid 13780 executable /usr/libexec/driver version 2.4.2p2
driver: send-cmd time 0.069 to taper: START-TAPER 20010710
changer: opening pipe to: /usr/libexec/chg-manual -info
got
How do I backup my Samba server running on Redhat 7.1 using Amanda? There' s
a part in the INSTALL which mentions about inetd.conf. But Redhat 7.1 don't
use inetd.conf, is there a problem?
Don't use Linux :) Why those people always want to do things diferently?
Well I think it is called
Matteo Centonza [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
I'm trying to set up a backup server with two tape drives:
- Tandberg SLR 100
- Sony SDT-5000 (DDS-2 DAT Tape Drive)
is it possible to force the planner in order to use smallest tape to
perform incrementals and SLR for full dumps,
hello all
i am new to this list and i just finished tapetype on an hp dat40x6
here is the result :
define tapetype SureStore-DAT40x6 {
comment HP SureStore DAT 40x6 autoloader
length 17004 mbytes
filemark 399 kbytes
speed 1584 kps
}
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hello all,
i have a PowerStor L200 DLT tape-changer unit connected via an Adaptec 29160
controller, and am running my amanda server (v2.4.2p2) on a Linux RH v7.1
box.
i can read/label/write to a tape in the drive, and if i use 'amtape conf
eject', my L200 automatically unloads the tape
What I am asking is: What I should have done, to redo the backup of
the day, if for some motive I have lost it.
My guess (but I have not thought this through entirely) would be to
leave the tape alone (do not do the amrmtape) but use force-no-bump with
amadmin for all the clients. I think that
ERROR: rajiv [can not access sda1 (sda1): No such file or directory]
I think what Olivier was suggesting is that you change that to
/dev/sda1. Or, what I would do, is use the mount point, /.
What does the / entry look like in /etc/fstab?
Is the client also running 2.4.1p1 or is it running
I am running amanda-2.3.0.4. ...
You're probably going to have a tough time finding help with such an
ancient release.
Hint, hint :-).
Does anyone who knows how to
change amanda clients. Such as delete an existing client and
add another new client.
This is all purely guesswork, but I'd
Hi,
On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 04:41:12AM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The chg-scsi in 2.4.2p2 and 2.5.0 cvs does not work right with
this changer - after loading 10th tape won't do anything else
Huh, if have an EXB library here as my development equipment and it works
great.
(yes, I have
I am new to amanda back up ...
Then welcome to the Amanda mailing list!
I heard that Loading Samba on win2k unix boxes, and configuring amanda
will enable to take backup of both win2k and unix servers..
It doesn't quite work this way (but close).
Samba is a package that runs on Unix
I check the status as the process progresses and I found that one directory
got dumped okay, but the next one hangs at 100.04% :-?
As Olivier said, the value being larger than 100% is not a problem.
The hang, of course, is :-).
To find out, I made a second config for backing up (and send the
I believe with this log file need for someone to be able to help me. The
status report (below) looks like this when I attempt to run amdump and
stays like this. I'm attempting to do a tapeless backup with version
2.4.2p2 of amanda. ...
In the log it says this:
changer: opening pipe to:
amcheck: could not open /tmp/amanda/amcheck.temp.1501: Permission denied
permision on this folder is as follows.
1 drwx--S---2 amanda amanda 1024 Jul 10 09:27 .
Are you sure you ran amcheck as user amanda?
That temp file is built by amcheck itself (as compared to something
amandad
Is there a section in the FAQ-O-Matic that I didn't see containing lists of
tape libraries known to work (or known not to work) with Amanda? Something
along the lines of the linuxprinting.org database of how well various models
of printers work with linux
Hello,
amcheck is reporting an incorrect number of hosts checked for windows
backups, though the backups themselves operate correctly.
I am running amanda 2.4.2p1 on a linux redhat 7.0 system (streak). In addition
to unix, I am also backing up windows servers. I have a test
configuration
Hello,
i'm sorry as this is definitely a newbie question, however, i don't have
much experience with backup devices.
I understand. I recommend you pick up the book unix backup and
restore. this book also has a HUGE section on amanda. This is the
same section online whose link can be found
... does it only check the client streak as shown in the disklist? ...
Yes, hence the count of one. Amanda on the server side doesn't
distinguish between that machine doing itself (if it did that) or it
reaching out to one or more PC's.
if amcheck only shows the machine that smbclient is run
For those of you mixing the 2.5 chg-scsi changer into your 2.4.2* Amanda
build, the 2.5 chg-scsi code has been back-ported into the various 2.4.2
CVS branches. This means it will be in the next 2.4.2 based release
(if there is one), and it also means that if you work from CVS you can
build a
Why? or does it only check the client streak as shown in the
disklist? if amcheck only shows the machine that smbclient is run on,
From amanda point of view, there is only one client: streak
On streak you have two disks: \\pond\c$ and \\trask\d$
remember in disklist, first field is machine
How do I backup my Samba server running on Redhat 7.1 using
Amanda? There' s
a part in the INSTALL which mentions about inetd.conf. But
Redhat 7.1 don't
use inetd.conf, is there a problem?
Don't use Linux :) Why those people always want to do things diferently?
Well I think it is called
I check the status as the process progresses and I found that one directory
got dumped okay, but the next one hangs at 100.04% :-?
Dn't worry about the 100.04 %, it just means that the estimate was a
bit over optimistic. So when it comes to transfer real data, there are
more than what it
I have this Jaz drive and a stack of 10 disks for it. I'd like to use
this as my tape drive, and am wondering if amanda supports strange
strategies like this. It's just my home network, so I'm quite willing to
use code from experimental CVS branches.
I'd rather not do something
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