Hello,
Does anyone know how to 'tell' amanda to stop gathering estimates of a PC if it goes
off-line/crashes? Overall, I would like for amanda to bypass the particular PC if the
estimates are taking too long and continue with the rest of the dump.
Thanks again,
Eric
I've got a volume that the planner is figuring is 48 GB. I'm using DLT IV
tapes that should be good for 35 GB native with this tape drive.
Software compression is off and Hardware compression is on (using device
/dev/nrmt2h on a DEC Alpha OSF 1 version 4 system).
I'm getting the message dump
On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 at 11:39am, Steve Cousins wrote
I suppose I could change the length in the DLT tapetype to something
higher but that seems to be too coarse a solution. It would throw off the
planner when other volumes use compression.
That is exactly what you have to do when you use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not quite sure what you mean by
the second statement. Since you've set your tape device to the
compressing device, *all* your dumps are using hardware compression.
You are right! I guess that would be a nice thing to be able to specify in the
dumptype
Hi All -
Just confirming this previous post:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amanda-users/message/31048
This is the second or third time that it has happened to me. My
configuration has 39 partitions over 14 machines.
Here's the relevant notes from amdump.1:
setting up estimates for
On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 12:18:34PM -0800, Doug Silver wrote:
Hi All -
Just confirming this previous post:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amanda-users/message/31048
This is the second or third time that it has happened to me. My
configuration has 39 partitions over 14 machines.
We upgraded(patched) irix on some of our sgi's and noticed core.pid files
started appearing in /. From the amanda logs it appears that amanda
cannot sigterm the xfsdumps and has resulted in SIGKILL. The kills are
apparently causing the xfsdumps to dump core. Is anyone else seeing this?
I'm
I'm having a few difficulties installing a client for our Irix 6.4
server orion. I have added relevant services to /etc/services
and the appropriate inetd line for this machine, as can be seen below,
however all I get is the exit status line reported by inetd. Nothing
is logged to /tmp/amanda.
Eric Nelson wrote:
Does anyone know how to 'tell' amanda to stop gathering estimates of a PC if it goes
off-line/crashes? Overall, I would like for amanda to bypass the particular PC if
the
estimates are taking too long and continue with the rest of the dump.
You could shorten etimeout in
