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Re: "Wait for dumping" question
2005-05-24 03:28:54
Jon LaBadie wrote:
On Sat, May 21, 2005 at 02:23:21PM +0800, Ryan Pagquil wrote:
Guys,
Who will be the responsible for the dump when the amanda said that
the host's status is "wait for dumping"?
If I understand correctly, you started a dump and while it was running
you ran amstatus. The report from amstatus showed some DLEs "waiting
for dumping".
Probably totally normal. If you had 1000 DLE's you would not want
them all dumping at the same time. Something would overload. So
amanda has several restraints on what DLE dumps when. Max number
total running at the same time, max per host, max per spindle, ...
Plus there are priorities and other things that may affect when
a particular DLE gets dumped. It is more important whether you
see it has been dumped when amdump has completed.
so it is normal amanda do this. btw, what does DLE stands for... another
question, why does amstatus reports that some dumps are not successful
and giving this reasons:
0 driver: (aborted:could not connect to data port: Connection timed
out)(too many dumper retry)
1 driver: (aborted:[request timeout])(too many dumper retry)
but i already configured the firewall to accept connections from 10080
and the ports i specified in configure time for udp and tcp. but when i
tried to specify only one host to dump on my disklist no errors occured.
if you need my amanda.conf i will post it just to see what is wrong with
my configuration. could it be a timeout problem?
thanks in advance,
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Ryan Pagquil
Infodyne Inc. - PhilOnline.com
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