'gtar' (not GNUTAR), from any directory in
$PATH to the GNU tar binary, e.g.,
# ln -s /usr/bin/gtar /usr/local/bin/tar
(assuming that the sunfreeware package installed the binary at
/usr/local/bin/tar).
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On Fri, May 18, 2007 at 02:46:21PM -0500, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
I'm not entirely clear on your situation, but I *think* that you should
be able to add a link, named 'gtar' (not GNUTAR), from any directory in
$PATH to the GNU tar binary, e.g.,
# ln -s /usr/bin/gtar /usr/local/bin/tar
On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 01:04:47PM -0300, Bruce S. Skinner wrote:
I'm only getting level 0 dumps for all my disks as estimates for level
1 are failing. I'm using gnu tar to do the dumps. I've included some
excerpts pertaining to an example disk (/boot) from two days consecutive
amdump log
no mouse, which seems to imply X. X behaves
very badly when it's heavily paged, so if 'mt' or some other application
is burning through CPU and RAM, you might see the behavior you've
described.
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be appreciated -- anyone
want to produce a configure.in patch and/or edit up the wiki?
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of thing a lot of people
need to do (speak up!), I can add --with-mt and --with-mtx options.
Dustin
[1] Meaning something like, Everyone knows mtx is always in
/foo/bar/frob/bin on Mynix 4.3.2!
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And see if that works better?
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/DailySet1/slots'
if that doesn't help.
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for i in `find /holddisk/conf4/stk_80 -type f`; do
echo $i; head -n1 $i;
done
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, and /
- ufsdump not running as the correct user
- selinux or other kernel-based security mechanisms
As Jon said, the problem is on the Amanda client, not on the server.
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1 knuth /tmp/amanda/prefix/etc 20070529
'amadmin holding delete' can then be used to delete files from the
holding disk and update indexes appropriately, if you'd like.
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On Wed, May 30, 2007 at 12:54:51AM +0200, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
Is that documented somewhere?
Only in the manpages at the moment. It's on my wiki todo list.
When was it added?
2.5.2.
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=USER to your invocation of ./configure ;)
Amanda needs to know the user and group it will run as -- probably
./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=amanda ...
But you should *definitely* look at ./configure --help to see what other
options you'll be interested in!
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for chipping in and answering others' questions while you're
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Amanda needs (and
my GNU tar install doesn't include anything named 'backup'..)
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...
See
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Amanda.conf#DUMPTYPE_SECTION
You want to use 'program GNUTAR' in your dumptypes. Amanda has detected
'backup' as the local DUMP implementation (other, completely different
programs are called 'backup' on other systems)
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(stderr, path_on_disk_slash: %s\n, path_on_disk_slash);
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(http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Test_environment_with_virtual_tapes),
otherwise, the rest were already present in there...
Which dumptypes are you using in your disklist?
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-lR /path/to/holding/.
Thanks!
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a
datestamp. But that was fixed on 5/15 (r329), and you're not using
usetimestamps=no, so I'm somewhat stumped.
Please also send the output of 'amadmin Daily holding list -l'.
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you apply the attached patch and
see if it helps?
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Index: server-src/holding.c
===
--- server-src/holding.c
,
amtapetype runs until the OS returns ENOSPC (No space available) and
then terminates, probably with a pretty accurate description of the
amount of space available on the partition.
Sound about right?
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On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 02:31:27PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Thursday 31 May 2007, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
if (strcmp(dl-name, workdir-d_name) == 0) {
I note this patch didn't make it into the Amanda 2.5.2-20070531 snapshot.
The general practice has been to post fixes and wait
on a machine without mtx
installed, so it recorded the path to mtx as just 'mtx'. Then
chg-zd-mtx, assuming it is given a fully qualified path, checks that the
file exists. Because 'mtx' is an unqualified filename, the check fails.
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1299 conf_init_string(conf_data[CNF_AUTH], bsd);
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, the wiki page on the
topic:
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/How_To:Backup_Partitions_Mounted_via_NFS
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that are not
already posted there.
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will simply stop writing debug messages as you've
described.
If someone would like to do some additional investigation and suggest a
fix or even submit a patch, that would be great!
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://wiki.zmanda.com (see Useful Amanda Tools), either as a
link or as text included in a new article, with any necessary
accompanying documentation. Be sure to give yourself credit!
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to generate some
additional developer documentation.
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the door to more complex migrations down the road.
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for* newly-added
filesystems, and send an email (rather than adding them directly).
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should see debug files for amrestore on the machine where you ran it
-- the client. The server will produce several other debug files as it
provides data to the client.
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a [ hostname [ diskname ..] ] argument,
if you only want to dump certain DLEs.
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the more unlikely that Amanda itself is somehow modifying that
library.
This is probably something you should take up with the FreeBSD folks.
You can feel free to direct them to this list, or me personally, if they
have any questions.
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encryption, potentially using GPG. Please see
http://wiki.zmanda.com for information on how to install and configure
it.
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-multi) supply their own tapedev.
The best solution, in this case, is to completely disable the changer,
too:
amdump -o tapedev=/no/such/dev -o tpchanger=
I hope that helps. I'll work on the documentation.
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to Amanda, rather than leaving her to
use tapedev.
Ok, maybe we just need to document that when someone overrides tapedev
they should also override tpchanger if they have one.
See the attached patch.
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did some work on this a while back. Everything
that I understand is summarized on that page.
To answer your specific question, you can run an Amanda server on a Mac,
with the caveat that Mac OS X itself doesn't support any tape drives.
Clients work great.
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a lot easier.
My apologies for my own hand-waviness at throwing that information out
there in my original email with no supporting evidence!
As for BSDs in general -- Apple has basically *removed* support that's
available in the base BSD systems, so no worries.
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Just a reminder that this is the last day for voting in the Community
Choice Award.
If you haven't already, please cast your vote at
http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/vote.php
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specify a single tapetype).
These are all limits we'd like to remove, but they're all also very
difficult to remove.
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:
http://www.amanda.org/docs/rait.html
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/How_To:Set_Up_RAIT_(Redundant_Array_of_Independent_Tapes)
I should have mentioned RAIT, but note that with two tape drives RAIT
will only do mirroring, not striping.
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the details of your tape device, but keep in mind that
amtapetype does things that are not usual for a tape device, and that
for enormous tapes, it can, indeed, take a while.
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will do her level best -- but it should not be a surprise that level
best is not always good enough, especially when unexpected things
happen.
I think the bottom line is: this is your Wednesday email telling you to
buy more tapes ;)
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, for all machines?
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Amanda Report
hal2/mnt/hdb1/Can_Fin_photos lev 1 FAILED [cannot read header: got 0
instead of 32768]
Could you post the debug logs?
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upgrading?
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On Fri, Aug 03, 2007 at 01:18:52PM -0400, Vytas Janusauskas wrote:
Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
Could you post the debug logs?
Hi Dustin,
Attached are the log files. If there is anything else required please let me
know.
Just FYI, those are the Amanda log files, not the debug logs. Anyway
on the compilation problems with 2.5.2p1? What
OS/architecture? What error(s) did you see?
Thanks!
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and place it somewhere I can download it, and give me the
url in private email, I'll see if I can figure out what's going on.
Thanks for the bug report -- ideally Amanda should build on just about
anything that smells vaugely like UNIX.
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, unless this is a months-long
conference :)
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.
Unless a SCO user speaks up here (come out, come out, lurkers!), I think
your best bet is to look for general advice on compiling from source,
particularly relating to gnulib.
Sorry I can't be more help..
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changed
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drives)
This actually just came up:
http://marc.info/?t=11857373941r=1w=2
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is sent to the server in a stream
parallel to the data stream, where the dumper writes it to the gnu-tar
index files directory, possibly compressing it first.
I hope that helps!
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and will not be here too
soon.
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a similarly configured
Amanda to recover your data. In particular, if one of your tape drives
dies, you won't be able to[1] reassemble any of the dumps on striped
tapes.
All in all, none of these are showstoppers, but they're worth
considering.
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[1] not easily, anyway.
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, Takashi Kurakata wrote:
Hello all,
I want to notify syslog(ex. /var/log/messages) the backup execution
result by amanda.
Has this been done?$B!!(BPlease teach how to have achieved it in case
of being.
Thanks in advance.
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-client.conf should do the trick.
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Amanda-client.conf
You can change the default with a one-line patch to
common-src/conffile.c, if you'd rather.
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/^\\.//'
the output of which is also sent to the server (on the indexfd).
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for killing
such processes.
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, but with enough time to correct any
errors before heading home for dinner.
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these
errors before.
It's worth noting that amverify is basically a shell script that uses
these tools itself. The 0+0 in lines are from 'dd', and indicate that
it couldn't read anything from the tape at that particular point.
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you build Amanda.
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disktype for this client.
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is compatible, but on 10.4 and above, you should just use GNU tar.
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DailyDump slot 1
Try running '/opt/amanda/libexec/chg-multi' manually?
Any suggestions as to where start looking for this? I've already confirmed
that I have the GNU version of mt installed.
chg-multi doesn't use 'mtx' -- you probably want chg-zd-mtx.
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On 8/30/07, Mario Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, with amanda running in the remote server, to perform the same
backup during the nights takes almost 6 hrs.
I am not compressing the information, it is just sending the raw
backup through the network.
It sounds like your VPN connection is
On 9/4/07, Maya Bercovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand that launchd replaces xinetd. Do I have to delete the amanda
entry for xinetd?
Yes -- I'm not sure what happens if both are present. You may also
want to look in your system log for launchd-related messages, although
it's not very
On 9/4/07, Chris Hoogendyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm kind of shooting in the dark here (not having tried to set up amanda
client on my Mac desktop yet), but when I installed Timbuktu, I had to
open a Timbuktu specific port in the Mac OS X firewall. If Amanda is
coming in on another port,
On 9/4/07, Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting, I'm running 2.5.1p1-2.1 from Debian packages, and I get:
$ amgetconf offsite etimeout
amgetconf: getconf_str: np is not a CONFTYPE_STRING|CONFTYPE_IDENT: 26
I'm not entirely sure what this means.
I'm thinking that this is a
On 9/4/07, Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heres the function from amanda-2.5.1p1/server-src/conffile.c:
snip
I'm sorry -- I read 2.5.2p1 in your initial message. You're right
-- it's a bug, but that file has been changed rather significantly and
moved to common-src/ since 2.5.1p1, and
Do you mind posting the debug logs from the client? It might be
easiest to blow away everything in /tmp/amanda (or whatever
AMANDA_DBGDIR is), run a dump, and then post the files that appear
there.
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On 9/6/07, Maya Bercovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6 Sep 2007, at 00:04, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
Do you mind posting the debug logs from the client? It might be
root# cat amadmin.20070906110557.debug
Hmm -- did you run 'amadmin' on the client? It's a server program, so
that wouldn't
On 9/7/07, Josh Kelley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I checked the wiki and Google and couldn't find an answer. How do I
restore from files on a holding disk if the dump has been split across
multiple chunks on the holding disk?
snip
I can restore from alva._home.4 using amrestore as normal:
On 9/13/07, Francis Galiegue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One question though: is it really the role of amrecover to drive the tape
changer? Isn't that done on the server side? What if I decide to upgrade the
server to the latest 2.5.x but leave clients with 2.4.x?
Yes, that's correct -- I was
On 9/20/07, fedora [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My existing amanda version is 2.5.1p3. If I want to install amanda version
2.5.2 on my new box, would it be caused trouble?
I don't expect so, but I'm not 100% confident in that proclamation.
If possible, it would be prudent not to migrate and
On 9/24/07, Eric Schnoebelen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beat up some of the developers for using non-portable
code??? :D
That'd be me, and I've been suitably castigated. It's fixed in
subversion, and will be included in the next release. The workaround
Eric gave should do until then.
On 9/25/07, Simpson, Kenneth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - is it possible to run amanda such that it backups up
to disk instead of a tape?
Sure -- we call it 'vtapes'. See
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/How_To:Set_Up_Virtual_Tapes
and the wiki in general for more information.
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Just a guess -- is this a Linux machine that recently had hardware
added/removed?
If so, the device numbers may have changed for that partition, leading
tar to think that all files have been changed. Gene Heskett chased
down such a bug several months ago.
Other than that, I can't see how this
On 9/27/07, Jean-Francois Malouin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, you're right that it is manually feasable. However conceptually
simple the task is, I feel that potential mistakes are bound to
happen, particularly when doing a restore under pressure! Remember,
you have the mob^H^H^Husers on
On 9/27/07, John E Hein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed. I was looking for the format documented in the .info
pages for gnutar, but couldn't find it.
Not to toot my own horn, but there's a tool to display/edit these
numbers in the tar scripts/ directory. It's available via CVS at
On 9/27/07, John E Hein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And maybe adding a devno changed check in amcheck would be nice -
the client has the gnutar-list files, so it would require some work in
the client side of amcheck.
This might be an interesting addition to the GNU Tar application,
I expect that will help you out.
IPv6 support is a little tricky -- ./configure detects libc- and
kernel-based IPv6 support -- as in, do the relevant socket functions
exist. Unfortunately, on a system where these pieces are in place,
but the actual admin-level configuration (either on the host
On 10/5/07, Johan Booysen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What confuses me is that it's not really clear to me how amanda appends
what you want to exclude to disklist entries.
Like, if I have the following disklist entries:
backupclientname/usr/local/clientscomp-tar
backupclientname
On 10/5/07, Craig Dewick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wanted to report that since I changed the configuration of Amanda on
the Solaris 9 boxes to use '--with-db=text' instead of '--with-db=db'
everything has begun to work properly and backups of the three Solaris 9
systems are operating as
On 10/5/07, Craig Dewick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 4 Oct 2007, Krahn, Anderson wrote:
Seems that everytime I run a backup Amanda expects a new tape for
another one.
Standard behaviour is to use a new tape for each run. There might be a way
to have a tape used for multiple runs but
On 10/6/07, Craig Dewick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 24 Sep 2007, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
I have:
/usr/include/netinet/in.h: typedef uint16_t in_port_t;
Ah I've found this exists on my Raq-4i also. 8-) Looking at the compiler
output again, I might be interpreting the errors
On 10/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just set up Disk Based Amanda backup , and every thing is fine,
I can do backup my files from remote computer,
but backed up files are not in tar format, here is my config, would
you please let me know why backed up files are not
On 10/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you,
I could open the files with dd and then pipe it to tar command.
is there any way to just create the tar file, I don't want to use
dd for restoring my backup ? is there any benefit of using dd ?
The headers store information
On 9/28/07, Ronan Keryell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've written a small script to help us to use AMANDA on removable
disks. It is in use for 6 months and is helpful, so it may be useful for
someone else too. :-)
We'd love to have a link to this on the wiki (http://wiki.zmanda.com).
It looks
On 10/7/07, Craig Dewick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doing a proper search through all the header files has produced no match
for 'in_port_t' anywhere, not even in /usr/include/netinet/in.h (which I
have included as an attachment so you can see what is in that file).
OK -- so on systems without
On 10/9/07, Krahn, Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I tell Amanda to use a specific network interface if 2 exist on the
system.
You'll need to adjust the routing configuration of your machine --
Amanda just uses the usual IP-level sockets interface.
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Thanks for reporting that!
There were actually two more changers with this bug -- I've attached
an updated patch, and will commit it shortly.
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chg-prefix.patch
Description: Binary data
even without debug symbols, you should be able to get a backtrace from
gdb. Do you mind sending that on?
Note that there have been a *lot* of bugfixes since 2.5.1-p3 -- so
many I don't even recall if something like this was among them. That
said, the backtrace should help us find the culprit.
On 10/16/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
even without debug symbols, you should be able to get a backtrace from
gdb. Do you mind sending that on?
My bad, here it is.
Hmm .. not so helpful after all.
I configure with
./configure CFLAGS=-O0 -ggdb ...
to get debugging
On 10/16/07, Jon LaBadie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, line 389 is a line from which mtx would be executed.
It is the only place where mtx would be executed and it
is only called to from three other places in the script.
When called, the command name is passed as $MTX. From the
message this
On 10/16/07, Krahn, Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are the debug logs:
15:17:56 Running: /usr/local/sbin/mtxRunning: status
15:17:56 Exit code: 1
Stderr:
cannot open SCSI device '/dev/scsi/changer/c3t3d1' - Permission denied
15:17:56 Exit (2) - none no slots available
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