On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 05:42:57PM +0100, rb AT raphinou DOT com wrote:
> Hi again ;-)
> 
> 
> Reading the text of the amadmin man page and its corresponding example, does 
> it
> mean that the backup of the 2000-11-06 is still on the holding disk disk (as
> the tape or file is a tape label:000107) but that the one of 2000-11-07 was
> already saved on tape? Aren't the backups put on that chronologically?
> 
>      $ amadmin DailySet1 find machine-c /var
>      date        host      disk lv tape or file                    file st
> 
>      2000-11-09  machine-c /var  0 000110                             9 OK
>      2000-11-08  machine-c /var  2 000109                             2 OK
>      2000-11-07  machine-c /var  2 /amanda/20001107/machine-c._var.2  0 OK
>      2000-11-06  machine-c /var  2 000107                             2 OK

I read that a level 2 backup of /var done on 11/6/2000, is on tape 107
as the second file.

Another level 2 backup of /var done on 11/7/2000 has not made it to tape.

I note tape 108 was never used.  Perhaps skipped, damaged, ???

Amflush of the holding disk is normally a manual operation.  The holding
disk would not be cleared automatically UNLESS a recent option, autoflush,
was activated.


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