vfat with samba is better than ext2 with samba
on the server?
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it takes 5 seconds to execute following three lines:
$ cd /opt/local/stow
$ sudo stow -D amanda-2.4.2
$ sudo stow amanda-2.4.1p1
and I'm back in the situation before the trouble began (amanda-2.4.2
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$ gendata -v /dev/st0 # uncompressable data,
... # feedback every 10 Mbytes
^C # you may interrupt it anytime
$ gendata -cv /dev/st0 # now again with compressable data
...
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apt the file /kernel/drv/st.conf to define your tapedevice?
If not, that's probably the reason why you have hardware compression
on.
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simple,
but at least you have something! Run one or both just commands just
before the normal daily backup and amanda will pick them up in the
next run.
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it
decides to switch to incrementals for some of the disks. It warns
you then with a "planner: Dump too big for tape: full dump of ... delayed".
(It seems indeed the best thing it can do given the constraints of
a overflowing tape and the order to keep as much as it
binaries, you'll have to
live with the decisions of someone else for using Amanda.
But recompiling amanda is easier than changing the source...
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software compression, then you may increase the
tapelength, depending on the type of files you plan to back up.
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was not about your problem, but about the hint
that you probably use software AND hardware compression, which
is counterproductive (tapespeed and tapespace), but correcting
that would not solve the problem you have now ofcourse.
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with 33000 mb capacity in your tapetype.
I would investigate the details, and see if you got any new disks, or
if any disk changed it's contents and compression ratio suddenly.
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it right, but this makes sense.
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the first line in amoverview. It looks like:
#!/bin/perl
at me, and it should point to the perl executable.
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of the
systems.
(Yes, I have no spare disks anymore now, if something crashes today,
they will have to wait till I have new disks :-)
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again. YMMV.
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), you get
different errors on filenames with non-USascii characters.
ps. I'm not on the Samba list, please CC me too.
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backup of 4 partitions everyday?
But you said the dumpcycle was 4 days!
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... resulting in LESS native capicity on tape.
Or you ran into an error somewhere halfway the tape (bad tape? drive? computer?)
Look into the system logs to find out (dmesg, syslog, etc).
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kernel to some experimental version :-)
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it right, but this makes sense.
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of the
systems.
(Yes, I have no spare disks anymore now, if something crashes today,
they will have to wait till I have new disks :-)
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assume these two commands do some writes to the tape:
mt weof # Write eof marker to tape
mt erase# Erase the tape
(maybe the question was about how safe is the mt command in regarding
overwriting data on a tape)
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On Friday 26 July 2002 10:25, Trevor Fraser wrote:
I have a fairly good understanding of the basic amanda proceedure.
I understand that who ever is written in the mailto line in the
conf file will get mail, but now lets say I want this mail to go
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] , do I just write the
, and gives an estimate after a few
minutes how long it will take for the total run (so you can plan to
go fishing if you like).
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Mozzi wrote:
Paul Bijnens wrote:
Mozzi wrote:
HI
Yes it is updateing I am now on the second set of numbers
[root@ais-back01 tape-src]# ./tapetype -e 40960 -f /dev/nst0 -t
TandbergVS80
wrote 1235460 32Kb blocks in 102955 files in 275434 seconds (short
write)
wrote 701742 32kb blocks
you intended.
192.168.200.201 # WRONG! only the user named '#' is allowed!
192.168.200.201 # # even double hashes is wrong.
Well you could just as well have the comments in a file named README
in the amanda home directory. That makes it safer when the source
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that the patched tapetype program I posted last week on this
list, gives you an estimate of the total run time after just a minute
or so. (And it detects if your tape drive has hardware compression
on, a frequent mistake!)
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: they used a 64 bit value
instead of a 32 bit value for the clock ticks. They are measured
in 1/100th of a second and 2^32 / (86400*100) = 497 days.
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or drive or cable etc. has
serious problems.
Or is there another explanation for the differences in numbers?
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though.
When using dump instead of GNUtar you could get in the minute-range
instead of in the hour-range. (But dump has other problems, so
sometimes you need to use tar instead. Like me.)
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-4 are written, then sets 1-3 once more, I want to be able to do
amlabel ... Mon-4
amlabel ... Tue-4
without being told that those tapes are already active. What
exactly do I
set tapecycle to in order to allow this?
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last backup was on tape 10, Amanda will ask for tape 11, but accept
any of the oldest 16 tapes, like tape 6, or 12 or... If tape 11 and
6 were both marked as no-reuse, then it will ask for tape 12, and
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with
hardcompression enabled (and warns you). It did not make in the latest
amanda version 2.4.3.
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, Amanda will refuse to overwrite the data
on that tape. It will not be accepted in the future neither, up to the
time that you mark the tape reuse again, if you like to.
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large
tapedrives with large internal buffers...
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Paul Bijnens wrote:
Per olof Ljungmark wrote:
I saw a few days ago a pointer to a new tapetype.c, could somebody
please give tell me where I can find it?
Here it is in attachment.
Can you eventually give me some feedback? Did it detect drives in
compressed mode? Especially if you own one
/filesys the day before
to get a full dump on that tape.
You may also combine both methods: use method 2 for one or two tapes
that are too much out of sync, and straighten the rest out using
method 1.
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(but most pc users
are not aware of that problem :-).
ps. I'm not a windows specialist, I just have many windows users.
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after a read error.
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to hold your full backups on
sunday, and then Amanda does a better job using only 15 GB each day, and
is finishing her daily task in four hours on the low end DDS4 or AIT-1
tape drive... (You can still use your large tapedrive on sunday to
make archive backups, always full :-)
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a GNUTAR-wrapper
script that does a dd instead of gnutar when given the device...
(I assume, you could just as wel use DUMP wrapper script and rename
your dump program and replace it with this script.)
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don't use a new label?
Amanda will lose all informations about the first tape:
- index
- 'amadmin conf find' will not list the dump on it.
- You will not be able to use amrecover to restore from it.
Jean-Louis
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chickens, I'm not sure which one really
helped. :-)
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server).
How solve this problem?
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ago. And if I consult those files, I can see
the index-files of tapes from 7 weeks ago (which in reality are already
overwritten).
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(yeekes), Linux (Slackware, Red Hat).
Justin Clayton
VLSI Research System Administrator
University of Washington
Electrical Engineering Dept
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Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 at 11:27pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I am using an Exabyte Eliant 820 tape drive on Linux kernel 2.4.18 and
would like to make sure the hardware compression is disabled. Does anyone
know how I can check that ?
For that drive, compression is
Dave Ewall wrote:
I ran Tapetype on my Ultrium drive (came with a Dell Poweredge server),
and got this:
define tapetype Ultrium {
comment Ultrium
length 101632 mbytes
filemark 0 kbytes
speed 13884 kbytes
}
If I remember right, it took about an hour to run if I gave it the right
get the default length of 1 Gb, then
amtapetype writes not 1000 but 1 files of 10 Mbyte each in the first
pass (because it believes that 10Mbyte * 100 files = 1 Gbyte).
etc. etc.
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 00:22, Paul Bijnens wrote:
Dave Ewall wrote:
I ran Tapetype on my Ultrium drive (came
reliably iirc).
I cant get this file listed.
Any sugestions?
Regards,
Gregor
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But if I'm proved wrong, the whole backup community would be very
interested in how you can put that much data on such small tapes...
You could make a fortune here, if you start you own company!
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jupiter /home/john/. comp-user-tar
jupiter /home/george/. comp-user-tar
jupiter /home/ringo/. comp-user-tar
(I've never really understood why they need to do that, but if you
really want to, you can.)
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the file.
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* I
comp-high-tar
furv /bigdisk comp-high-tar
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
localhost /.furvbackup lev 0 FAILED [disk /.furvbackup offline on localhost?]
4. What did amcheck say?
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with the character device of the disk partition.
(see client-src/getfsent.c for the definitive answer :-)
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should try to find out what's
the cause of this message.
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Mozzi wrote:
I it correct that everything on this disk was backed up exept the two files
mentioned?
They are mrtg temp files
du tells me the directory is 12Gb not 11 as stated here
The du command tries very hard to say how much diskspace
is used by all files, including all the overhead when
are watching who inserts the tape
yourself, no race condition, unless your shadow is faster than you.
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sure that the
drive did a recognition cycle. Something like:
dd ibs=256K if=/dev/your/tapedev of=/dev/null count=1
(blocksize equal to or larger than the first block on tape is fine)
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15116.6 1541.8
Original Size (meg) 42697.537183.0 5514.5
Avg Compressed Size (%)39.0 40.7 28.0
Filesystems Dumped 116 22 94 (1:89 2:5)
Avg Dump Rate (k/s) 406.4 491.5 150.7
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output to /dev/null, it will actually not read any bytes of files, but
just make statistics.
For samba clients it uses the builtin du command of smbclient (if
your smbclient version is recent enough).
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* I think
have been.
I have never encountered this myself, but some people on the list
once mentioned that there were no files to flush, even though amanda
warned that it could be so.
Otherwise, we need more information.
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sure you verify the tape drive did not get into some
error state (see the syslog), just in case :-).
You could also, just as last verification, download the latest amanda
and run amtapetype -e 35G to verify that your setup can indeed
put that amount of bytes on your tapes.
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, but a changing Berkeley DB file is probably more
dangerous.
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. (The file is taped again
completely on the next tape.)
What does your report indicate? Is it what you expect for that tape
capacity?
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Prods6 - AMANDA - Bkp Mannager wrote:
Hi frinds and Amanda User's ...
Please ... Look ... I'm user of cart model TRAVAN NS20 for Full_bkp's,
but I don't know why the taper don't use the full capacity of these
tapes (20Gb).
The max utilization is in 10Gb ...
I'm not a user of travan tapes.
Robert Hazbun wrote:
Anyway, my problem is that I am doing just this, but am running into the following
error:
pantera/home/depot-wz lev 0 FAILED [missing result for /home/depot-wz in
pantera response]
...
Upon looking in the amanda source to attempt to find out what's wrong, I found out
with dd obs= If that one works with blocksize,
it's something else.
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more information. What do you specify in your disklist?
A device or a mount point? The exact cause is probably found in
an error message in the /tmp/amanda/* debug files.
BTW what is a ccd? I'm not a freebsd user.
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Reidar Nordin wrote:
FAILURE AND STRANGE DUMP SUMMARY:
ns2.tedk.c /etc/named.conf lev 0 FAILED [disk /etc/named.conf offline
on ns2.tedk.com?]
NOTES:
planner: Adding new disk ns2.tedk.com:/etc/named.conf.
You cannot specify a plain file as DiskListEntry.
It has to be a directory or a
points instead of the disk
devices, like:
osama.dom.ain /always-full
osama.dom.ain /bootalways-full
osama.dom.ain /usr always-full
osama.dom.ain /var always-full
osama.dom.ain /homealways-full
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Op ma 17-03-2003, om 18:05 schreef Vytas Janusauskas:
I am trying to restore a Windows 95 directory to an NT drive connected via
Samba and get the following error.
/1895-102.tif
./1895-103.tif
Does this mean that it restored 1 file?
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Archive contains
Op ma 17-03-2003, om 22:57 schreef bao:
xinetd[...]: execv( ../usr/libexec/amandad ) failed : Permission denied
(errno = 13)
Are the directory usr and libexec also accessible as amanda?
Can you try:
su amanda -c /usr/libexec/amandad
This command should just sit there for about 30
changed also a bit.)
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the index yes
configuration option in your disktype, then amanda makes an index,
that you can browse with amrecover.
You can browse yourself through the index files too:
$ gzip -dc ~amanda/TheConfig/index/HostName/_Disk_Name/date_Lvl.gz |
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them back
to the new location (and avoid overwriting existing files):
cd /var/lib/amanda/$config/index
find . | cpio -pdvm /var/log/amanda/$config/index
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Vytas Janusauskas wrote:
Setup:
20 tapes (VXA-2 v-23) Native capacity 67GB.
1 dump cycle.
Amanda version 2.4.2p2
Holding disk 105GB
All DLE are Samba shares for Win95/98/NT6/Win2000.
Problem:
I am now 7 tapes into the second rotation and the level 0 backups are
being overwritten. It seems to be
Yura Pismerov wrote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] scripts]$ mt -f /dev/nst1 status
SCSI 2 tape drive:
File number=0, block number=0, partition=0.
Tape block size 512 bytes. Density code 0x31 (AIT-2).
Set the tape block size 0 (variable) or 32k. (I had that problem too.)
Soft error count since last status=0
? :))
On my 333 MHz fileserver with Linux 2.4.18 it even works :-)
2 disks 80 GByte with software RAID 1 and lvm snapshots,
all on a pc that nobody wants on his desk!
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server fast.
(But this will not speed up your process from 434 k/s to 2600 k/s.)
Maybe you to investigate a little if there is another reason (besides
a slow file server) why the dumping is so slow.
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, invoked
by amcheck).
Try:
echo hallo world | /usr/bin/Mail -s Test [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Paul Bijnens wrote:
Kevin Passey wrote:
bash-2.05$ /usr/sbin/amcheck kdp -m
bash-2.05$ Can't create transcript file ./xfh54EUCZ09037: Permission
denied
Can anybody tell me where my permissions are wrong or where amanda is
trying
to create this file.
That seems to be a message from sendmail
?
What's in the debug files on the client in /tmp/amanda/*exclude?
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the end of tape was hit, like:
NOTES:
taper: tape ARCHIVE-038 kb 33907744 fm 29 writing file: No space left
on device
i.e. after writing almost 34 GByte.
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space on the disk.
I'm using a chunk size of 1GB, so after two chunks (actually 2.14GB), it
fails. I don't see that as an issue though.
Strange. There is no chunking when you don't have a holdingdisk.
How do you know it fails after two chunks?
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multiple lines.
Ugh. Not easy to parse with a perl one liner.
It's probably better to parse the output of amadmin ConFig disklist,
instead of parsing the disklist file itself.
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Francisco de Asís Miralles Argente wrote:
I tried to backup only one file that is in a directory with other
files in a windows client, but I don't get any way to do it.
The obvious DLE way does not work:
your.host/path/to/the/filecomp-user-tar
because dump and tar need a
Brian Cuttler wrote:
Amanda users,
Build: Complete !
I received the following from John Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Delete the 'chg-null' on line 543 and recompile.
...
If so is this change to the changer-src/Makefile something that
could be accomplished from the configure script ?
amflush.
Off course, this works only well if you have enough free
space on a tape in a normal run.
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not all 44 dumpers will be active, because you probably have
other constraints (maxdumpers per host, per disk, bandwith etc,).
Taper starts taping as soon it receives the first file to tape, and
that's probably a smaller one.
Using less dumpers should work better.
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Mathias Koerber wrote:
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If the tapelist file is correct, it will not as for a new tape.
This is my tapelist after I labeled all the tapes at the beginning
# amadmin Daily tape
The next Amanda run should go onto a new
(up to root!!): what's the output of:
ls -lLd /
ls -lLd /...
ls -lLd /.../...
down to the infofile directory?
Isn't there any hint of the real error in /tmp/amanda/*.debug or
in amdump.* ?
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a
dumptype inline in your disklist:
your.client /usr/local incremental
your.client /usr {
full
exclude ./local
} 1
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the message amanda sends you?
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the schedule
planner generated.
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struggling with the permissions of .rhosts when
running HP/UX 7 and SunOS 4.1.2 (or was that still longer ago?).
And indeed, nothing in the source code of Amanda 2.4.4 checks for too
wide permissions of .amandahosts.
You can learn something new every day :-)
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wanted to investigate it.
I've had gtar hanging and unkilleable on Solaris 2.6 sporadically more
than a year ago. I installed some patches since then, but don't know
if any patch cured such a problem, or if I'm just lucky.
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to /sbin/xfsdump.) Wouldn't native dump be the ideal method?
I've no experience with xfsdump. Are the permissions of /sbin/xfsdump
correct? Is /../libexec/rundump suid root and owned by root?
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