Hi! I have a 2.4.4b1 client, compiled on Cygwin. I'd like to use the
"include list" feature, so I upgraded my server from 2.4.2p2 to 2.4.3.
I have another cygwin client that works, without using the include list
feature.
When I run amcheck, I get back the error "[include must be at least 3
character long: ]" and "[No incude for /cygdrive/c]" from the host
which I'm trying to use the include list on. I did let this host run
one night as backup, and it generated 10 bytes of data for the tape,
which is a problem, as this was a new disk, and there's more than 10
bytes of data to be backed up.
The device is specified in disklist as:
w0084451.mgh.harvard.edu /cygdrive/c std-tar-include
I have the following dumptypes defined (I've left out the non-relevant
ones):
define dumptype global {
comment "Global defs"
index yes
}
define dumptype std-tar {
global
program "GNUTAR"
compress server fast
}
define dumptype std-tar-include {
std-tar
include list ".amanda-gtar-includes"
}
On w0084451, I have the following in c:\.amanda-gtar-includes:
./Documents and Settings/jad47
which is the name of the folder that I want to backup (I'm just trying
to backup user data). If, in cygwin, I type "less
/cygdrive/c/.amanda-gtar-includes", this is the file that I get (there
is a blank line at the end of it, and I don't know offhand what the
line endings are, but I can find that out if need be).
There are files in /tmp/amanda which are "selfcheck.*.include", which I
would like to look at, but they are owned by SYSTEM, with permissions
600, so I can't see them. Is there any way to get a program to run as
SYSTEM so that I can chmod go+r the debug files?
Does anyone know what might be causing the error messages? I've tried
looking at the source, but my C is _very_ rusty...
Thanks muchly,
Ricky Morse
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