: stream_client_privileged: connected to 172.16.16.17.10083
amrecover: stream_client_privileged: our side is 0.0.0.0.866
amrecover: try_socksize: receive buffer size is 65536
Started amidxtaped with arguments 6 -h -p file:/usr/local/amanda/backup/tape2
panda.baobab.home ^/home/olivier$ 20020225
Exec'ing
Hello!
I have a setup of two machines:
1. Backup server: Amanda 2.4.2p1 running on FreeBSD 4.3
2. Webserver: Amanda 2.4.2p2 running on Linux 2.4.12 (Slackware 8)
The backup server backs up itself and the webserver. Backups are
done with dump. I have two Amanda configurations defined, DAILY
Hi,
I have two machines in CLUSTER,
How can i use AMANDA to dump the root fs with gnuTar?
When i execute AMANDA, only backup /opt and /usr.
Does anybody know why? and the solution.
---
Javier Fernández Pérez
Servicio de
Hi,
One of my users changed the name of one of his directory one day
,and few days and few backups later, he deleted some files that it
would like to recover.
But amanda didn't save them again... why ???
I still had an older backup where the data are saved, but I'm wondering
why amanda did'nt
Hi, everybody!
I´m testing Amanda (without tape device) and shurely this will become my
new backup suite.
My questions are: What tape changers do you un/recommend me?
What should I know about this kind of devices?
Thanks!
Hello,
I never got amanda to work on my hp colorado 5gb ide internal tape
drive.
I tried a lot of distribution versions (all latest redhat and mandrake
ones) but still can't get amanda to work.
Can someone please point me to a step by step guide, from choosing
backup strategy with amanda to
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 at 3:58pm, Fathi Ben Nasr wrote
I tried a lot of distribution versions (all latest redhat and mandrake
ones) but still can't get amanda to work.
Were you compiling amanda from source? Pre-packaged versions are Bad.
Can someone please point me to a step by step guide,
Joshua Baker-LePain a écrit :
The two best are:
1) The Chapter at www.backupcentral.com (a book chapter entirely on
amanda).
I am getting a look at it now.
2) docs/INSTALL from the distribution
To answer specific questions, there's FAQ-O-Matic, linked from
www.amanda.org.
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 at 4:41pm, Fathi Ben Nasr wrote
As for web/browser-based, well, I'm not sure what you mean there.
Amanda is command line driven.
Though there was a gui/web-based front end/wizard (like the one that comes
with linuxconf) that people could use instead of ssh and
I've got an AIT-2 tape drive, which supposedly will hold 50-100GB.
the tapetype that I found, seems to say that it's 43GB:
define tapetype AIT2 {
comment AIT-2 with 230m tapes
length 43778 mbytes
filemark 3120 kbytes
speed 5371 kps
}
but what happens when the data is compressible? I'm doing
Well, if this can be useful: I got it running with an HP SureStore
AutoLoader (9 slots)...
Regards.
-Original Message-
From: Ignacio Dosil Lago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 15:49:53 +0100
Subject: Changers
Hi, everybody!
I´m testing Amanda (without
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 at 10:11am, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote
I've got an AIT-2 tape drive, which supposedly will hold 50-100GB.
the tapetype that I found, seems to say that it's 43GB:
define tapetype AIT2 {
comment AIT-2 with 230m tapes
length 43778 mbytes
filemark 3120 kbytes
speed
due to permission problems, we've had repeated cases of tar returning error
message '2', even tho amanda uses the --ignore-failed-read option (tar
1.3.25). as I understand it, amanda should still accept the backup data that
tar got, but it doesn't. it simply ignores the backup.
is there an
define tapetype AIT2 {
comment AIT-2 with 230m tapes
length 43778 mbytes
filemark 3120 kbytes
speed 5371 kps
}
That was on somebody's particular hardware. You may want to run tapetype
yourself, or just put length 5 mbytes and see if you hit EOT.
since the box is
Here's what I'm using with my AIT-2 drive:
define tapetype AIT-2 {
comment SDX-500C
length 46700 mbytes # This is a safer uncompressed length
filemark 1541 kbytes
speed 2920 kps# Not used with the current Amanda
lbl-templ /usr/local/pkg/amanda/example/3hole.ps
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
I've got an AIT-2 tape drive, which supposedly will hold 50-100GB.
the tapetype that I found, seems to say that it's 43GB:
define tapetype AIT2 {
comment AIT-2 with 230m tapes
length 43778 mbytes
filemark 3120 kbytes
speed 5371 kps
}
Here's what I'm
amcheck shows no errors, but the amdump log reports a problem...
ideas?
dumper log :
DISK planner oshaberi ad0s1a
DISK planner oshaberi /usr/local/mailman
START driver date 20020225
DISK planner axp500 da0a
DISK planner tsuyoi ad0s1a
START planner date 20020225
INFO planner Adding new disk
due to permission problems, we've had repeated cases of tar returning error
message '2', even tho amanda uses the --ignore-failed-read option (tar
1.3.25). as I understand it, amanda should still accept the backup data that
tar got, but it doesn't. it simply ignores the backup.
let me
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 at 12:06pm, Graham Dunn wrote
amcheck shows no errors, but the amdump log reports a problem...
ideas?
FAIL driver oshaberi /usr/local/mailman 0 20020225[could not connect
to oshaberi]
FAIL driver oshaberi ad0s1a 0 20020225[could not connect to oshaberi]
INFO taper
Hello,
Has anyone run amanda on os x 10.1 server? I would like to run it on that
platform but I need help with the configure options and the make.
Soo
Hi Bernhard!
On 25 Feb 02 at 19:07 Bernhard R. Erdmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you enable indexing? Check for dirs/files in ~amanda/WEEKLY/index.
Yes, I should have mentioned that indexing *is* enabled. The fact
that one (most recent) backup does show up should support that
point :-)
I can see no problems with DAILY backups, but for some reason
amrecover doesn't see older WEEKLY backups.
Did you enable indexing? Check for dirs/files in ~amanda/WEEKLY/index.
One of my users changed the name of one of his directory one day
,and few days and few backups later, he deleted some files that it
would like to recover.
But amanda didn't save them again... why ???
I still had an older backup where the data are saved, but I'm wondering
why amanda did'nt
:06pm, Graham Dunn wrote
amcheck shows no errors, but the amdump log reports a problem...
ideas?
FAIL driver oshaberi /usr/local/mailman 0 20020225[could not connect
to oshaberi]
FAIL driver oshaberi ad0s1a 0 20020225[could not connect to oshaberi]
INFO taper tape DailySet103 kb 320
Dear Amanda-Users,
I have been scouring the list archives and google for an answer to this
problem, but can't seem to figure it out. I have a few clients that are
having a problem in the nightly backup.
Last week I started fresh and installed the client from sources, brand new,
on to a
it out there.
Here are some (hopefully!) appropriate log files (they dont tell me too
much):
=
log.20020225.0 from server
=
START planner date 20020225
START driver date 20020225
ERROR taper no-tape [no tape online]
FINISH planner date 20020225
STATS driver
Hi, I started an amdump of a configuration containing a few laptops and
which was still running when I left for the weekend on Friday. One of
the laptops was shutdown while a dump was actively being performed to
tape. Coming in this Monday, amdump is still running but (as the
machine is
On Fri, 1 Feb 2002 at 2:49pm, John Peter Gormley wrote
| dump: Bad read from input disk file: /dev/rrz10d, block
number: -555823496, bytes wanted: 5120, bytes got: 0
*snip*
? dump: More than 16 block read errors from /dev/rrz10d
? dump: This is an unrecoverable error.
*snip*
I don't know
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Strange failure to connect to client
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 at 12:06pm, Graham Dunn wrote
amcheck shows no errors, but the amdump log reports a problem...
ideas?
FAIL driver oshaberi /usr/local/mailman 0 20020225[could not connect
to oshaberi]
FAIL driver oshaberi ad0s1a
/usr/local/mailman 0 20020225[could not connect
to oshaberi]
FAIL driver oshaberi ad0s1a 0 20020225[could not connect to oshaberi]
INFO taper tape DailySet103 kb 320 fm 2 [OK]
FINISH driver date 20020225 time 366.114
Amanda Backup Client Hosts Check
Client
my personal strategy is as follows:
- I have Imagecast images for our 4 generic server types (NT/2000 web and
db). this allows me to quickly deploy the OS and necessary applications.
There are several products like Imagecast out on the market for imaging
windows partitions.
- change the
Backup only the data. Keep a copy of the install CDs and install
instructions on site and off site. Practice your re-install. (We can
re-install a box in under four hours with Citrix and all apps.)
-Original Message-
From: Jan Boshoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday,
-Original Message-
From: Jan Boshoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I just had a thought and would like to probe the great minds of this
list. Would anyone do a disaster recovery type of restore of a Winbox
that was backed up using smbclient?I'm currently backing up the
I can see no problems with DAILY backups, but for some reason
amrecover doesn't see older WEEKLY backups.
[...]
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25574 Jan 18 22:07 20020118_0.gz
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25737 Jan 25 22:07 20020125_0.gz
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25752 Feb 2 14:07
At 15:58 25-02-2002 -0500, Jan Boshoff wrote:
Hi all
I just had a thought and would like to probe the great minds of this
list. Would anyone do a disaster recovery type of restore of a Winbox
that was backed up using smbclient?I'm currently backing up the
complete winbox, but it occured to
I've been told (I'm sure on this list) that generally hardware
compression is better than software compression. I throw that out
for whatever it is worth.
Paul
(It would be great to get ~47G on a tape. I get about ~14G,
being a different--DDS3--type tape, of course.)
-In response to your
I can see no problems with DAILY backups, but for some reason
amrecover doesn't see older WEEKLY backups.
[...]
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25574 Jan 18 22:07 20020118_0.gz
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25737 Jan 25 22:07 20020125_0.gz
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25752 Feb 2 14:07
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, James wrote:
Thus spake Bill Sidhipong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
It could just be misconfigured mail server :-) Seems innocuous enough,
and though I've seen a marked increase in junk mail I receive (is any
spammer harvesting amanda-* lists?) I've not seen the original
John R. Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is similar to the -h flag for dump on Linux. Look at how
dump-honor-nodump in configure.in for is handled and add something
similar. Then find the XFSDUMP code in client-src/sendbackup-dump.c and
add a couple of lines to insert -e if
Hi Bernhard!
Thanks for your help so far. It's highly appreciated.
On 25 Feb 02 at 22:57 you wrote:
I can see no problems with DAILY backups, but for some reason
amrecover doesn't see older WEEKLY backups.
[...]
-rw--- 1 amanda wheel 25574 Jan 18 22:07 20020118_0.gz
-rw---
It seems that for some reason amrecover thinks that all these
backups were done to tape WEEKLY03, although they most definitely
were not. Whatever it is, it explains why amrecover doesn't show
older backups. It thinks they have been overwritten.
Now I have to figure out *why* amanda thinks
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