On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 12:49:31PM -0500, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
> OK, from this all we know that amanda was dumping hda2 straight to tape 
> (no holding disk involved).  You don't mention what type of tape drive you 
> have, but if cm can't crank out the (compressed) bits and put them over 
> the network at the tape's streaming speed, your tape won't be streaming 
> and will have reduced capacity.

OK, this led me to my answer... :-)  I had never really paid a whole lot
of attention to holdingdisk :-)  I noticed it was going to /var/tmp,
which is mounted on a filesystem that doesn't have a whole bunch of free
space.  So I created /hold and mounted it where I do, and changed
holdingdisk appropriately.  That ought to take care of it... :-)

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