L PROTECTED], and I'd like to change this.
>
> Second, is there a way to have Amanda log its reports to a file
> instead of (or in addition to) emailing them?
I'd accomplish this by running amanda in a script, and running 'amreport'
at the end of the script. See 'man
nd the 5Gb mark. Here's what I think are the relevant
> parts of my amanda.conf:
No, it hit EOT at about the 16GB mark as indicated in the line from taper
above. That would indicate to me that you have hardware compression
enabled in addition to software compression. Don't do that.
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tapecycle be at least 1.5 * runspercycle, as amanda *will* overwrite a
tape with active images on it (but it will complain loudly about doing
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, id 0, lun 0, type 8
> Attached scsi tape st0 at scsi1, channel 0, id 1, lun 0
> scsi : 2 hosts left.
So, your changer is /dev/sg1 and your tape drive should be /dev/{n}st0.
Make sure -- what's the output of 'cat /proc/scsi/scsi'? What does
'mtx -f /dev/sg1 status' say?
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On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 at 3:21pm, Brian Cuttler wrote
> On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 02:30:58PM -0500, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 at 10:38am, Brian Cuttler wrote
> >
> > > The system we have attached it to is running kernel 2.4.20-24 on
> > >
a line in there
like this:
alias scsi_hostadapter aic7xxx
If that is in there, again, check /var/log/messages for SCSI errors.
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mediate makedev command that should have but didn't
> run when it was expected to ?
The whole problem is that the drivers *aren't* loaded now. If you just
'modprobe aic7xxx' then all should be well. I'm just not sure why they
seem to have been loaded upon boot, but
fused about. The line in modules.conf should be
enough -- although you may need to do an 'mkinitrd' to "make it stick".
Enjoy.
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ade symlinks for /dev/changer which points to
> /dev/sg3 and /dev/tape which points to /dev/nst0. The mtx and mt
> commands will default to these devices (/dev/changer and /dev/tape)
> respectively.
You can also use environment variables -- $CHANGER for mtx and $TAPE for
mt.
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protection. Note also that all of
the above assumes runtapes=1.
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returns that
RTFEM. You're trying to use dump to backup something that isn't a
full filesystem. Don't do that. Use tar instead.
And search the archives, this is a FAQ.
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> 2) for bad knowledge amanda, I the beginner
> Thankful in advance for the answer.
Read docs/RESTORE in the amanda tarball. It explains how to restore data
using everything from amrecover to mt/dd.
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KB/s MMM:SS KB/s
> -- -
> localhost/home/SAMBA 0 3120322019940572 63.9 131:152532.1 131:152532.0
>
> I would like to switch output values to gigabyte or
> set up more space so the digits don't get messed up.
FAQ. Look for "columnspec" in your ama
; script. For dump backups, you need to make sure the
amanda user has read permissions on the raw disk devices. On Linux, e.g.,
I do this by putting the amanda user in the 'disk' group.
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need to get over that issue even
sticking with amanda and investigate the spanning patch (given tools like
Knoppix with room to spare for new utilities), but it's just such a
comforting feeling.
Anyway, that's my $0.02. I looked, but didn't even come close to leaping.
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s, two configs, and runtapes=1, they're always done in the early AM.
As to the original question, I've got ~4.8TB of used space over 4 servers
(out of ~5.2GB formatted space), and back it up using a 2 drive, 19 slot
AIT3 changer. With a new 6TB server arriving Monday, I'm look
ores, but if there
> are some subtle changes I might not notice until it's too late ;-).
ISTR some discussions in the past of 1.14 being OK. Check the archives
-- I think it was Gene.
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now without juke. Native support would
indeed be nice. One limitation of my current setup is that any one client
can only be in one of the configs. Well, you could get around that by
compiling two amanda binaries on such clients as well as the server, but
that's a bit ugly.
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anda think it is a pathname to the device/directory. Perhaps
> if there is no leading slash it will pick up the 3rd field as the device.
My 4 part DLEs have slashes in fields 2 and 3, so it should work.
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# the number of days in the normal dump cycle
> # (full backup at start of month, automatically)
> runspercycle 0 # the number of amdump runs in dumpcycle days
> # (0 means identical to dumpcycle)
> tapecycle 12 tapes# the number of tapes in rotation 12
su amanda -c /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amcheck
> MonthlySet1
Again -- you're running your amcheck *after* the amdump...
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-- the line in the NOTES section
from taper. What's that line look like?
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/c they are estimated to be bigger than
'tapelength' in your tapetype.
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ufacturers' claims of 2X
compression (or 2.6X in the case of Sony and AIT) are, in general, a pipe
dream. The advantage of hardware compression is the saved CPU cycles.
Clearer?
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t amdump run redo the dump not to include that directory or only only
> when it detects more changes in that directory? Would it exclude the
> list, or I should restart some of the amanda processes?
Amanda leaves no processes running between dumps.
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this is entered:
exclude list ".amanda.excludes"
the actual file use would be /var/.amanda.excludes for a backup
of /var, /usr/local/.amanda.excludes for a backup of /usr/local,
and so on.
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ves acl's.
Not yet. If you look on <http://dump.sourceforge.net/>, there's a patch
in testing that's supports EA/ACL, but it's not in mainline yet.
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ls.txt $DIR_WITH_ACLS'.
Of course, I also make sure that /home/amanda is getting backed up --
otherwise put the ACL file somewhere else.
If I have a whole FS that's not too big and needs ACLs, I'll often format
it XFS and use xfsdump for just this reason.
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in the tarball.
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;t trust tape drives enough to do
anything but write linearly.
In addition, your statement isn't necessarily true. If you're using
hardware compression, then a different DLE will compress with a different
ratio, and may or may not fit in the number of blocks of the "failed"
;out of date" and can be
> safely "removed" from the rotation ?
You can do this on a per-DLE basis via amadmin.
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#x27;s.
>
> But if the include is so seldom used, maybe there better ways of doing
> backup.
I haven't been following this closely, I must admit, but I use include in
several DLEs.
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dware compression in the scsi
> tape device? Is there any way of doing so within amanda?
This is OS dependent and independent of amanda. In Linux, look at the
'mt' command. For Solaries, it's often controlled by which device you
use.
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"--one-file-system" flag.
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le to
> backup this client?
If you haven't compiled with any "portrange" options, you'll have to do
something like this:
-A INPUT -p udp -s $AMANDA_SERVER -d 0/0 --dport 10080 -j ACCEPT
-A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp -s $AMANDA_SERVER -d 0/0 --dport 1025:65535 -j ACCEPT
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ess not allowed: [access as amanda not allowed from
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] amandahostsauth failed
You need the line:
server.domain.co.uk root
in ~amanda/.amandahosts.
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 at 11:31am, Chuck Amadi wrote
> On Mon, 2005-05-16 at 06:15 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > On Mon, 16 May 2005 at 10:38am, Chuck Amadi wrote
> >
> > > server:/local/sw/amanda/bckup # /local/sw/amanda/bckup/sbin/amrecover -C
> > &
gt; /usr/share/vim/vim62/syntax/readline.vim
It seems to me that you're missing what on Red Hat, e.g., would be the
'readline-devel' RPM, which supplies /usr/include/readline and its
contents (including readline.h). You never mentioned OS as far as I
recall, but make sure all the appropriate devel packages are installed.
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ld be a good choice. ;) And
do this all in, e.g., ~lzhong/src.
2) Run 'make install' as root.
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perience with S-AIT? According to my vendor, it has the
same smart compresser as AIT and a capacity of 500GB/tape (vs. 400GB for
LTO-3). LTO-3 looks like it may be the winner on price, but if there's a
good reason to go S-AIT, I'm not averse to doing so.
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 at 9:36am, Brandon D. Valentine wrote
> On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 09:20:45AM -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > As long as we're talking drives and media (and I'm in the market), does
> > anyone have any experience with S-AIT? According to my ven
;However AIT-4 (unlike AIT-1 til -3) appears to write fill
bytes onto the tape if it's not fed with data quickly enough,
thus wasting lots of capacity."
The person said they heard it somewhere and hadn't seen it confirmed. If
true, though... yuck.
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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 at 11:46am, Mitch Collinsworth wrote
> On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
>
> > Something else I heard on another mailing list:
> >
> > "However AIT-4 (unlike AIT-1 til -3) appears to write fill
> > bytes onto the tape if it
ere I can get equipment for a reasonable cost I'd be
> interested in those too!
I've used Zzyzx (www.zzyzx.com) for years for this sort of thing, with
good luck.
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alking to the loader and tape drive, and then worry about
amanda. Look at utlities like mt (for the tape drive) and mtx (for the
loader), and, if you have problems, come back with *much more information*
(OS and version would be a great start).
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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 at 3:56pm, Mitch Collinsworth wrote
> On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
>
> > Actually, with LTO3, I'm a bit worried about keeping the tape streaming
> > when writing from staged dumps. Native transfer rate of LTO-3 is stated
> > as
but I'm unsure how to
> control when a full backup is done and when an incremental-style dump
> level is done, or how it really works out when using GNUTAR.
Amanda manipulates tar to work just like dump. And with both, amanda
schedules level 0s or level 1s (and, if necessary, level 2s, le
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 at 2:22pm, Graeme Humphries wrote
> On Mon, 2005-06-27 at 16:16 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
>
> > Amanda manipulates tar to work just like dump. And with both, amanda
> > schedules level 0s or level 1s (and, if necessary, level 2s, level 3s,
>
way to force
> amanda to the absolute path for smbclient on the command line?
You don't happen to have 2 sets of amanda binaries, do you? I.e., is the
one compiled before smbclient was installed still hanging around
somewhere?
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ok in
/tmp/amanda/amanda*debug and sendsize*debug to see what went wrong there.
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nst0: No medium found
> mt: The device is offline (not powered on, no tape ?).
> #
>
> Please advice and guide me.
Err, was there a tape in the drive? I'm guessing there wasn't. You need
to use 'mtx' to manipulate the loader. 'mt' just deals with the t
e the robotics and 'mt' to
drive the tape drive(s).
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Please keep responses on the list, so that everyone can chip in.
On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 at 12:48pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
> Quoting Joshua Baker-LePain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> > What do you mean "mount a drive"? You don't mount tape drives.
>
> b
ull dumps every day, and instead of using one tape I would
> like to use two tapes.
Set dumpcycle 0, runtapes 2, and tapecycle 2 (or 4, or 6, etc).
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gt; Thank you.
The file should be in /tmp/amanda on blavalley-l. That's what you need to
debug this.
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ent you're running amrecover on also the server?
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st not
> worry about it?
On a server I have with *lots* of DLEs that get backed up, /tmp/amanda is
13MB. I don't worry about it.
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. If your OS can work with
the changer, then amanda can.
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amanda can.
mtx is the program that controls the changer via sg0. Amanda then has a
changer script which interacts with that called chg-zd-mtx.
Alternatively, you can forego mtx and use chg-scsi.
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that can hold 10 cartridges.
>
> If the capacity is reasonable for your needs you might have
> your HD backup and off-site capability combined.
Why does the thought of trusting my backups to anything made by Iomega
scare the living [EMAIL PROTECTED] out of me?
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have a closer look. And I very much doubt that
> > the drive will auto-detect compressed data.
>
> amtapetype will tell you too if hardware compression is on.
On Linux (at least), so will 'tapeinfo', which comes with mtx.
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rease a network buffer
somewhere?
The server is a dual 2.4GHz Xeon system with 2GB of RAM and an e1000 NIC
running centos3.
Thanks.
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h39 and finished at 6h20 ! It really took a LONG time.
> Why, I don't know.
We really need more info -- client OS, type of filesystem, etc. Also, are
there a lot of small files? Many FSs slow down when there are lots of
inodes in use.
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Please keep replies on list, so that everyone sees them and can chip in.
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 at 10:21am, Guy Dallaire wrote
> 2005/8/30, Joshua Baker-LePain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 at 9:39am, Guy Dallaire wrote
> >
> > > sendbackup: time 60
t; /tmp/amanda/sendsize._dev_vx_dsk_homedg_homevol.20050829180002.exclude .
Run this command yourself on the command line (as root) and see how long
it take to complete. Also, what version of tar are you running?
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On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 at 11:38am, LaValley, Brian E wrote
> I'll have to get back to you on running the command by itself. My tar
> version is: tar (GNU tar) 1.13
Bad, bad, bad.
http://www.amanda.org/docs/faq.html#id2554919
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part I should be looking at? Thank you.
> >
> Does gnutar follow, and backup symbolic links. I wonder if some of these
> monster estimates might be due to circular references.
I'm fairly certain it backs them up as links, not as the targest
themselves. It'd be easy to test
ape or how much tape is left.
As an aside, I really think you need to rethink your attitude. Your
subject line is incredibly unprofessional, as is your general attitude
toward the amanda community.
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e who can really identify the problem. Are you using
server-side or client-side estimates? If the latter, look at the
sendsize*debug for the 53GB dump to see what amanda thought the size would
be at estimate time.
> Nice approach.
When you come in with the attitude you are, expect nothing else.
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On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 at 10:10am, Joe Rhett wrote
> On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 08:52:29AM -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > This can happen for a variety of reasons. Sometimes a DLE grows between
> > estimate time and dump time. If you're using software compression and
>
On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 at 3:00pm, Joe Rhett wrote
> On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 05:06:37PM -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > *You* are the only one who can really identify the problem. Are you using
> > server-side or client-side estimates? If the latter, look at the
> > s
gt;
> Will it dump the "holded" file systems in addition to it's regular dumps ?
This is user-controllable. You need 'autoflush=yes' (or some such) in
your amanda.conf.
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bs=32k skip=1 | /bin/gzip -dc | /bin/gtar -f -
Note the trailing hyphen, which tells tar to read from stdin.
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sets of binaries with
different portranges. Same server, different clients? Sure, no problem.
Just watch out for holding disk space.
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g
> reporting system that I could search for possible bugs in this area?
What is 'netusage' set to in your amanda.conf?
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On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 8:32pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 12:14 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 6:01pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> >
> > > On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 11:50 +0200, Erik P. Olsen wrote:
> > > > I Have had a
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 8:44pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> I have now cranked up the latter to 3000 kbps, so I'll see tonight how
> that behaves.
Why so stingy? I'm assuming you have at least a 100Mbps connection? Why
let amanda use only 3% of that (0.3% if you're using gigabi
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 10:07pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 15:02 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 8:44pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> >
> > > I have now cranked up the latter to 3000 kbps, so I'll see tonight how
> > >
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 at 10:20pm, Erik P. Olsen wrote
> On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 16:10 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> > We're talking about network bandwidth -- ethernet. And the parameter is
> > there in case your backup server and/or clients perform other network
> >
nting at a group of volunteers rarely is helpful.
Myself, given your, err, complaints, I think that perhaps a quick-start
chapter may be in order. Now where did I put those circular tuits?
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gt;
> You can always offer to help?
>
> Here is something I put together:
>
> http://fedoranews.org/ghenry/amanda/
That looks good. Also, download an older version of amanda, and have a
look at docs/INSTALL. That's all I needed to get going, back in the day.
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timeout. But it's good to know
what is taking so long.
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on how to exclude, see the documentation, specifically
<http://www.amanda.org/docs/exclude.html>.
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about missing files ?
>
> Do you see similar behavior ?
You're always going to see that when trying to back up the index directory
of an active amanda setup. What I do is run a script after the backups
are done which tars up all the config and index dirs and puts them in a
f
, I just watch the df
> report, trying to keep the drive at 90% or so.
>
> So my backup has its uptodate indices on the same tape or in the same
> dir of a vtape. I sleep better. :-)
That is a rather good idea as well.
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unt of time between level 0 dumps of any DLE (disklist
entry)
runspercycle = # of times you'll run 'amdump' per dumpcycle
tapecycle = # of tapes you'll give amanda to use, generally recommended to
be >= 1.5*runspercycle
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giving up!
on my systems where iptables allows established connections, but > 300
seconds timed-out what was considered "established".
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written: -1386622976
And there's your problem. tar is returning a *negative* size for
/var/mail. You have to figure out why that's happening. Personally, I
have no idea. :)
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r is this? I'd also have a look at
/var/mail. Anything odd -- sparse files, too many inodes in use, etc?
How big should it be? Do the estimate tar command in various parts of
/var/mail and see if any in particular return negative sizes.
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e.
For general amanda getting started questions, "the chapter" at
<http://www.backupcentral.com/amanda.html> is a good place to look, as is
the documentation on the amanda site itself. Play around, and come back
if/when you hit questions you can't answer.
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running x86_64 centos-4 and I'm using an LSI Ultra320 SCSI board.
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se clients rather than dump/tar directly. Those scripts
would then do the data dir shutdown/backup/restart dance.
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ith-maxtapeblocksize flag at configure time. I'm using 2M
blocks.
Would it be a good idea to round any of these values down?
Generally it's not a bad idea to round the tapelength down a bit,
especially if you find yourself hitting EOT frequently.
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On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 at 8:20pm, Jason Castonguay wrote
Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 at 4:06pm, Jason Castonguay wrote
define tapetype Ultrium3 {
length414386 mbytes
filemark1889 kbytes
speed10881 kps
}
Not that it's used by amanda for anything
actually taking. Also, what do your iptables rules look
like on the server?
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2233.718: waiting for ack: timeout, giving up!
amandad: time 2233.718: pid 12319 finish time Wed Nov 2 01:07:14 2005
is that time figure a time in seconds ?
Yep. So you can just increase etimeout and/or figure out why "/sbin/dump
1Ssf 1048576 - /dev/sda5" is taking so long.
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e big enough to
hold
a full dump of all systems every day at the moment.
So, why does the planner schedule incremental dumps when he could do full dumps?
Amanda's goal is *not* to fill the tapes every night. Its goal is for the
backups each night to be the same size.
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is isn't amanda's fault -- it's doing the best it can to get that image
on tape. It just won't fit.
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On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 at 6:45am, Yan Seiner wrote
Is it possible to flush and dump to the same tape?
Set 'autoflush yes' in your amanda.conf, and anything on disk will be
flushed when you 'amdump'.
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