I, as a culprit, Agree.
Trevor.
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From: Jon LaBadie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jon LaBadie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 4:00 PM
Subject: personal request - no need for double mail
I'm moderately active on the list,
both posting and through
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 12:02:09 -0400 (EDT)
Samuel Nicolary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Galen Johnson wrote:
Hello gang,
A while back I had sent a request regarding backing up windows machines
without having to deal with samba. Someone had responded with the win32
Hallo all
As mentioned earlier I am busy writing a newbie HOWTO.
Will anybody mind if I post it to the list ?
I want evereybody to look it to check if I didn't make any major
mistakes ;-)
I have only done the prelimenary setup procedures sofar (no config files)
If anybody minds please let me
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On the library, sometimes due to transportation (and the library was not Park
properly), the robot arm tends to
miscalculate its Y position. That is when you need to re-calibrate.
By re-calibrate I meant accessing the menu on the library and manually
calibrate.
On the
Hi
This is my stupid question of the week ;-)
Sorry but my brain has deflated.
Please bear with me for when my newbie howto is finished I hope it will
stop questions like this.
This is a direct quote from the INSTALL file
B. Set up your raw disk devices so that the dumpuser can read
I'm wondering if someone could have a look at this log file, and give me
an idea of what to do here. Almost half of my backups are failing. I
either get FAIL planner mur3.lb.backbone /usr 0 [Request to
mur3.lb.backbone timed out.] on some partitions, or FAIL dumper
fido.lb.backbone /var/www 0
First off, thanks to all for the info; I at least now have a base from which
to start.
the small business with say 5-10 major machines to backup, a
dedicated software raid server with a rack of big drives, running
rsync, also has a cost and speed advantage. I know of one such
setup with a
Hello,
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length 9860 mbytes
filemark 0 kbytes
speed 840 kps
}
I think this is not
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, Kablan BOGNINI wrote:
Hello,
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length 9860 mbytes
filemark 0
On Thursday 12 September 2002 04:28, Brian Jonnes wrote:
First off, thanks to all for the info; I at least now have a base
from which to start.
the small business with say 5-10 major machines to backup, a
dedicated software raid server with a rack of big drives,
running rsync, also has a
--On Thursday, September 12, 2002 15:54:43 +0200 Kablan BOGNINI [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
Mozzi wrote:
Hallo all
As mentioned earlier I am busy writing a newbie HOWTO.
Will anybody mind if I post it to the list ?
I want evereybody to look it to check if I didn't make any major
mistakes ;-)
I don't mind. I want to see where I messed up on
configurating Amanda. *grin*
I have
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 05:13:53PM +0300, Conny Gyllendahl wrote:
Also, tar+gnuzip gives you alot better compression than the internal
hardware of the drive, at least from what I've read on this list.
This is true but as a friend pointed out to me recently when I was having
some tape reading
Hi, everyone,
Correction: that should read /dev/nst0, not /dev/st0
I changed the device to /dev/st0 and everything worked, including
amlabel. Apparently the problem is with vxaTool reporting the wrong
device and not amanda. I'll report the bug to Exabyte.
Thanks again,
Caity
Hi, everyone,
I changed the device to /dev/st0 and everything worked, including
amlabel. Apparently the problem is with vxaTool reporting the wrong
device and not amanda. I'll report the bug to Exabyte.
Thanks
Kablan BOGNINI wrote:
Hello,
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length 9860 mbytes
filemark 0 kbytes
speed 840 kps
}
I
On Thursday 12 September 2002 09:54, Kablan BOGNINI wrote:
Hello,
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length 9860 mbytes
Hi
Watch out for tapetype!!!
I have a Tandberg VS80 DLT 40/80 Gig drive
I gave it the command #./tapetype -e 40960 -f /dev/nst0 -t TandbergVS80
It has been going for 26 hours now,and no end in sight.
Mozzi
Hi all
Please note this is just phase 1 basis for discussion ;-)
It should cover all setups to be done on the server prior to the final
amanda setup.
So hopefully ;-) If you have done this you can just edit your amnda
config files and off you go !!!
Please look the following.
Is evereything in
Care to share what you went through? I remember there's an exe you have to
run to turn any program into a service (anyserv.exe?) as I've had to do it
for a perl script before.
Would be nice to get it all under the same backup system.
On 9/12/02 2:35 AM, JC Simonetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 12 September 2002 10:43, Galen Johnson wrote:
Kablan BOGNINI wrote:
Hello,
I am using HP DDS-3 tapes for my backup. I've tried to
get the correct values for my tape. But tapetype gives
this result:
define tapetype HP-DDS3-DAT {
comment just produced by tapetype program
length
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 09:35:57AM +0200, JC Simonetti wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 12:02:09 -0400 (EDT)
Samuel Nicolary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Galen Johnson wrote:
I downloaded this package but have been unable to get it to work - anyone
using it successfully?
On Thursday 12 September 2002 10:48, Mozzi wrote:
Hi
Watch out for tapetype!!!
I have a Tandberg VS80 DLT 40/80 Gig drive
I gave it the command #./tapetype -e 40960 -f /dev/nst0 -t
TandbergVS80
It has been going for 26 hours now,and no end in sight.
Mozzi
It will get done at some point. It
Hi,
sorry to correct you, but you must not use /dev/st0 with amanda,
the correct device for amanda is /dev/nst0, as this device does not rewind
when it is closen.
/dev/st0 rewinds the tape at close which is a nono with amanda.
vxa tools are reporting a correct device for your tape, but
not for
Hello,
Im learning amanda so thanks for your time.
What does this mean when running tapetype:
# ./tapetype -f /dev/rmt/1ln
wrote 2266437 32Kb blocks in 6931 files in 28845 seconds (short write)
wrote 1826089 32Kb blocks in 11203 files in 27217 seconds (short
write)
define tapetype
On Tuesday 28 April 2020 05:33, Gene Heskett wrote:
I just noted that my clock was foobar, set for something in april
2020! As I have a daily rdate, is there any way to ascertain that
the rdate request to the server returns a sane result before it
blindly resets everything? It happened
Hi,
I am a newbie to Amanda. I have set up version
2.4.2.p2 on a RedHat
Linux 7.3 system with a HP SureStore 24x6 external
drive (HP C1557A).
Installation of amanda went on fine. Here are relevant
portions from
the amanda.conf file :
**
Tien,
if recalibration is what I need
then, looking at my manual,
it'd seem that this might be what I wanna do:
Uncal Drive Target Allows the operator to uncalibrate a drive target.
The next
time a tape mount operation is called for that drive, the library
recalibrates the
target
I'll post here a little howto as soon as I find time. Don't hesitate to remind me of
that if I forget. (one week could be a correct timeout for me I think if I have not
too any problems...)
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002 09:01:18 -0500
Tony Shadwick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Care to share what you went
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002 11:16:11 -0400
Jon LaBadie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 09:35:57AM +0200, JC Simonetti wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 12:02:09 -0400 (EDT)
Samuel Nicolary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Galen Johnson wrote:
I downloaded this
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 08:28:29AM -0700, rmckeever wrote:
Hello,
Im learning amanda so thanks for your time.
What does this mean when running tapetype:
# ./tapetype -f /dev/rmt/1ln
wrote 2266437 32Kb blocks in 6931 files in 28845 seconds (short write)
wrote 1826089 32Kb blocks in
On Thursday 12 September 2002 11:35, Vivek Singh wrote:
Hi,
I am a newbie to Amanda. I have set up version
2.4.2.p2 on a RedHat
Linux 7.3 system with a HP SureStore 24x6 external
drive (HP C1557A).
Installation of amanda went on fine. Here are relevant
portions from
the amanda.conf file :
On Thursday 12 September 2002 11:28, rmckeever wrote:
Hello,
Im learning amanda so thanks for your time.
What does this mean when running tapetype:
# ./tapetype -f /dev/rmt/1ln
wrote 2266437 32Kb blocks in 6931 files in 28845 seconds (short
write) wrote 1826089 32Kb blocks in 11203 files in
JC Simonetti wrote:
amrecover is possible. You extract the tarball archive on your backup server and
upload it to the Windows box, and there you untar it with the WinTar provided with
Win32 Amanda (different of course from the GNU tar, due to NT file rights...).
amrestore is possible, but I
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 12:42:57PM +0200, Mozzi wrote:
Hi
This is my stupid question of the week ;-)
Sorry but my brain has deflated.
Please bear with me for when my newbie howto is finished I hope it will
stop questions like this.
This is a direct quote from the INSTALL file
B.
[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 10:28:13 (+0200), Brian Jonnes wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Tape technology
about 1600 USD at the time. Is it as dependable as tape? Time will
tell. Can you take it offsite? In a sense, yes, by cycling enough
drives thru each slot in the array and letting
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 08:35:16AM -0700, Vivek Singh wrote:
Hi,
I am a newbie to Amanda. I have set up version
2.4.2.p2 on a RedHat
Linux 7.3 system with a HP SureStore 24x6 external
drive (HP C1557A).
Installation of amanda went on fine. Here are relevant
portions from
the amanda.conf
On Thursday 12 September 2002 12:07, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Thursday 12 September 2002 11:28, rmckeever wrote:
Hello,
Im learning amanda so thanks for your time.
What does this mean when running tapetype:
# ./tapetype -f /dev/rmt/1ln
wrote 2266437 32Kb blocks in 6931 files in 28845 seconds
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Hi Andrew,
I include a patch to amverify that add a third argument, the number of tape
you want to verify, it will take runtapes if the argument is absent.
I also include a new program (amverifyrun) which verify the tape
written in the latest run (amdump or amflush), this script grep
the log
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Galen Johnson wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm moving forward with backing up my windows machines amanda. I've
gotten samba talking to my windows boxes and can run 'smbclient
-Uamanda%herpasswd -L windows_host' just fine.. .I see all the shares,
etc...I can also see my samba server on the windows
Not so sure about this. I had a Travan-4 tape whizzing away for 24 hours.
Now, I've had full tapes before, and the dump time... lemme pull out the
reports:
Output Size (meg)3863.3 3829.7 33.6
...
Tape Time (hrs:min)2:15 2:05 0:10
Tape Size (meg)
On Thu 12 Sep 02 16:38, Niall O Broin wrote:
This is true but as a friend pointed out to me recently when I was having
some tape reading problems - if you get some bit errors reading a tar file
from a tape, most likely asll you will lose is the affected file. If OTOH
you get bit errors
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