Re: How does the amanda server identify itself to clients?
2004-02-06 13:10:25
Hi, Michael,
on Freitag, 06. Februar 2004 at 18:00 you wrote to amanda-users:
MK> I am still troubleshooting the RedHat 7.2 client configuration to work with
MK> my Debian server installation.
MK> If the server (Debian) was configured with the machine name of "localhost",
MK> is this the identifier that clients use when verifying a machine against the
MK> .amandahosts file?
How was the client configured?
MK> Is there any way to configure the machine name for amanda short of
MK> re-compiling?
Sorry for being that short, I had not read the whole mail in deep ...
As I noted before, DON'T use "localhost". Bad thing.
Use the full name of the server.
The server has been compiled with -default-tape-server=localhost ?
If you still have the sources lying around I would recommend a simple
make uninstall
./configure --with-tape-server=<fqdn> --other-options --...
make install
It does not break/delete/change your config/index-dirs or such.
But you get predictable behavior. It is a well known fact on this list
to not use "localhost". As it seems it doesn't come through the docs
well enough.
--
best regards,
Stefan
Stefan G. Weichinger
mailto:monitor AT oops.co DOT at
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