// The bytes you didn't post are the first 8 bytes of
// sha1sum /dev/zero.
Hey! How do you know what's in my /dev/zero?
// Better to just use vacfs -m if you want to view vac,
// and skip NFS entirely.
To the extent that I just (or primarialy) want to see vac
dumps, sure. The idea was having a
> Adding those lines verbatim to a file 'config', I then ran:
> vnfs -c 16k config
> and got back:
> handle da...0d
> I don't yet fully understand the implications of that 16 char hex string,
> so I'm not posting it here, but I didn't seem to need it anywhere else.
It was just a debugg
Something of a recap from irc, but for others who might be interested:
On OS X, this all just worked for me pretty much as described in the
manual. With a running venti and $venti set, I ran this:
sudo vbackup /dev/rdisk0s2
and a few hours later got output like this:
mount /vav/200
Hello, I am trying to set up a vbackup system on a linux machine. I am having
problems mounting the nfs service. Here is how i am doing it:
(the venti server works fine, for sure, and vbackup worked, as vftp can see the
files)
$ venti='tcp!venti!venti' vbackup /dev/sda6
mount /dazone/2008/0623/mn
