Sorry if I have not followed this whole thread, but the command you want
to do is:
lsscsi -g
The control device names are listed in the last column. The control
device name is needed by mtx to actuate the autochanger. The control
device name is also needed for some of the tape alert commands.
On 03.03.19 18:02, William Muriithi wrote:
> Hi Sven,
>> What version is your mtx?
> Its the default that is shipped with RHEL 7.
>
> [root@eng-backup01 ~]# rpm -qa | grep mtx
> mtx-1.3.12-14.el7.x86_64
1.3.12 is the latest mtx version available.
The code triggering here is in scsi_linux.c:
#i
Hi Sven,
>
> At least in *your* case the system already recognizes the device as SCSI
> changer and sets up the special device /dev/sch0 for you.
>
> mtx complaining about it not being an /dev/sgX device is more of a bug
> inside mtx clinging to the past device names instead of embracing the
> ne
ch0
E: MAJOR=86
E: MINOR=0
E: SUBSYSTEM=scsi_changer
Regards,
William
From: Sven Hartge
Sent: March 3, 2019 10:21 AM
To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Persistent device name for autochanger
On 03.03.19 16:00, Pedro Oliveira
On 03.03.19 16:40, William Muriithi wrote:
> Thanks for the link. I actually looked at it before Hartge responded and
> funny enough came to the same conclusion. The info maps the tape nicely but
> I don't get enough info from udev to do the dame with autochanger.
>
> I only get this:
>
> [r
On 03.03.19 16:00, Pedro Oliveira wrote:
> https://nonhazardo.us/tape/storage/udev/2016/03/14/udev-persistent-tape-drive-naming.html
This is all well and fine, but only talks about /dev/stX and /dev/nstX.
But persitently naming the tape devices is not the question here.
The real question is on h
https://nonhazardo.us/tape/storage/udev/2016/03/14/udev-persistent-tape-drive-naming.html
William Muriithi escreveu no dia domingo,
3/03/2019 à(s) 14:40:
> Hi guys,
>
> On Centos 7 system and had a working tape storage system. Then I restarted
> and the whole thing stopped working.
>
> I have ju
Hi guys,
On Centos 7 system and had a working tape storage system. Then I restarted and
the whole thing stopped working.
I have just noticed that the autochanger changed from /dev/sg2 to /dev/sg3. My
initial thought was to use the device UUID, but this device don't seem to use
UUID.
I thou
