Gerhardus Geldenhuis wrote:
Hi
I am trying to backup 5 clients currently of which 2 does not want to
work for some reason.
The error I get is:
ERROR: rian-dlin: [could not access /home/oscar3/SciFi
(/home/oscar3/SciFi): Permission denied]
ERROR: rukh: [could not access /u/oscar3/dev (/u/oscar3/dev): Permission
denied]
...
The xinetd is configured correctly so that is not a problem.
You say so, but we can't check it.
Post the xinetd config for amanda and the result of "id" executed as
user amanda.
When using dump, a frequent error is that primary group has no access to
the diskdevice. Additional groups need to be enabled in xinetd by
the "groups = yes" directive.
When using gnutar, a frequent error is the lost suid-bits on
the runtar binary (by incorrect installation, or by executing it
from a NFS-share mounted without suid option).
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