It is udev, rather than autofs, that creates /dev/disk/* entries. The
udev rules must be a bit different for Centos/RHEL. Kind of strange,
since Fedora has had it at least since Core 4.
The solution is to add udev rules to create a symlink to the physical
device that gets assigned by udev.
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Josh Fisher wrote:
It is udev, rather than autofs, that creates /dev/disk/* entries. The
udev rules must be a bit different for Centos/RHEL. Kind of strange,
since Fedora has had it at least since Core 4.
RHEL4 is based on Fedora Core3
Alan Brown wrote:
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Josh Fisher wrote:
It is udev, rather than autofs, that creates /dev/disk/* entries. The
udev rules must be a bit different for Centos/RHEL. Kind of strange,
since Fedora has had it at least since Core 4.
RHEL4 is based on Fedora Core3
CentOS 5Beta has
Hi,
finally I've upgraded to 2.0.3 to try Removable disk HOWTO, but have a
problem:
I do not have /dev/disk/by-label only by-path
How to fix it
Running: CentOS 4.4 (RHEL 4u4)
Thanks,
Hristo
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On Mar 22, 2007, at 11:55 AM, Josh Fisher
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The latest version
-users] Removable disk HOWTO?
The latest version is 0.7.4 and was posted to the bacula-users list
2006-12-12. It currently isn't hosted anywhere that I know of,
and I
don't think attachments are kept in the archives, so here it is
again.
Perhaps I should find somewhere to host it.
I
Robert Nelson wrote:
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Cc: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net (E-mail); Robert Nelson
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Removable disk HOWTO?
On Mar 22, 2007, at 11
On Friday 23 March 2007 08:58, Robert Nelson wrote:
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Cc: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net (E-mail); Robert Nelson
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Removable disk
On Friday 23 March 2007 08:58, Robert Nelson wrote:
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From: Erich Prinz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 10:15 AM
To: Josh Fisher
Cc: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net (E-mail); Robert Nelson
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Removable
On Mar 22, 2007, at 11:55 AM, Josh Fisher wrote:
Erich Prinz wrote:
True, drives are assigned the next available drive letter.
In many of the simple deployments I have, it is a simple two disk
rotation. The USB drives always get the same drive mapping - which
can easily get thrown out of
I think I found one way to attack the multiple USB backup drives
issue.
Mounting NTFS disks to a folder
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/
proddocs/en-us/dm_modify_access_path.mspx
Documentation for diskpart command-line tool
Josh Fisher wrote:
The latest version is 0.7.4 and was posted to the bacula-users list
2006-12-12. It currently isn't hosted anywhere that I know of, and I
don't think attachments are kept in the archives, so here it is
again. Perhaps I should find somewhere to host it.
I don't know if
Erich Prinz wrote:
Any chance of a Wintel version becoming available?
In Windows, drives are mounted by drive letter. It is possible to mount
a particular USB drive at a particular drive letter and make that
mapping permanent. However, as far as I know, it is not possible to
force
True, drives are assigned the next available drive letter.
In many of the simple deployments I have, it is a simple two disk
rotation. The USB drives always get the same drive mapping - which
can easily get thrown out of whack with the introduction of another
device by an end user. Hence
Hi,
what is latest version of removable disk howto and where it could be
accessed?
Thanks
Hristo Benev
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The latest version is 0.7.4 and was posted to the bacula-users list
2006-12-12. It currently isn't hosted anywhere that I know of, and I
don't think attachments are kept in the archives, so here it is again.
Perhaps I should find somewhere to host it.
I don't know if anyone else is using
Josh Fisher wrote:
The latest version is 0.7.4 and was posted to the bacula-users list
2006-12-12. It currently isn't hosted anywhere that I know of, and I
don't think attachments are kept in the archives, so here it is
again. Perhaps I should find somewhere to host it.
I don't know if
Any chance of a Wintel version becoming available?
On Mar 20, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Josh Fisher wrote:
The latest version is 0.7.4 and was posted to the bacula-users list
2006-12-12. It currently isn't hosted anywhere that I know of,
and I don't think attachments are kept in the archives,
Thanks for the explanation Josh. Very kind of you.
On Monday 18 December 2006 18:09, Josh Fisher wrote:
jbrsubscribe wrote:
snip
Thanks very much for responding to my questions and for posting the
updated HOWTO. I managed to get it working.. it looks good!
My only remaining problem is
Josh Fisher wrote:
Attached is the latest version of the Bacula Removable Disk Howto in
HTML and LaTeX formats. The attachment also includes the vchanger shell
script and an example config file this time.
The vcahnger script was updated to fix a bug (thanks to Michael Fung for
pointing
jbrsubscribe wrote:
snip
Thanks very much for responding to my questions and for posting the updated
HOWTO. I managed to get it working.. it looks good!
My only remaining problem is that I cannot get it to create any slots on
drive-1. Whenever I run label barcodes, regardless of the drive
Attached is the latest version of the Bacula Removable Disk Howto in
HTML and LaTeX formats. The attachment also includes the vchanger shell
script and an example config file this time.
The vcahnger script was updated to fix a bug (thanks to Michael Fung for
pointing that out) and to keep the
jbrsubscribe wrote:
Josh Fisher wrote:
Michael Fung wrote:
Dear Josh,
Thanks for releasing the vchanger script and HOWTO!
However, I found a problem around line 94:
# Create nextmag file to hold max magazine index used
if [ ! -f ${statedir}/nextmag ]; then
echo 0
Josh Fisher wrote:
Michael Fung wrote:
Dear Josh,
Thanks for releasing the vchanger script and HOWTO!
However, I found a problem around line 94:
# Create nextmag file to hold max magazine index used
if [ ! -f ${statedir}/nextmag ]; then
echo 0 ${statedir}/nextmag
It
Michael Fung wrote:
Dear Josh,
Thanks for releasing the vchanger script and HOWTO!
However, I found a problem around line 94:
# Create nextmag file to hold max magazine index used
if [ ! -f ${statedir}/nextmag ]; then
echo 0 ${statedir}/nextmag
It created the nextmag file
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From: Josh Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Cc: bacula-users bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 9:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Removable Disk HOWTO
Also, before and after changed the script
Dear Josh,
Thanks for releasing the vchanger script and HOWTO!
However, I found a problem around line 94:
# Create nextmag file to hold max magazine index used
if [ ! -f ${statedir}/nextmag ]; then
echo 0 ${statedir}/nextmag
It created the nextmag file with content 0. That makes the
Thank You Josh!
I don't quite Grok it all yet but this is what I need to impliment backup
via my hotswapable external sata stack.
My only problem is visualizing the mapping between the tapes in an
autochanger and the partition(s) on the hard drives.
I've never seen an autochanger and am not
Attached is a Bacula And Removable Disk HOWTO that describes a method
and script I am using for backing up to USB disk drives on Fedora Core
4. USB disk drives are used as virtual magazines for emulating a
mult-drive magazine-based tape library with barcode reader. The
magazines and the
Thanks! I surely can use this!
(This should be on the website I think)
Ger.
Op maandag 13 november 2006 22:25, schreef Josh Fisher:
Attached is a Bacula And Removable Disk HOWTO that describes a method
and script I am using for backing up to USB disk drives on Fedora Core
4. USB disk drives
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