Re: Still struggling with L0
2006-07-31 15:30:29
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006, Alan Pearson wrote:
I've tried to force a L0 backup of it, like :
amadmin DailySet1 force qtvpdc.lab:/Shares
amadmin: qtvpdc.lab:/Shares is set to a forced level 0 at next run.
But when amdump runs, it just schedules a L1 or L2 backup.
Syntax:
% amadmin help
Usage: amadmin <conf> <command> {<args>} ...
Valid <command>s are:
version # Show version info.
force [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]+ # Force level 0 at next run.
unforce [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]+ # Clear force command.
force-bump [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]+ # Force bump at next run.
force-no-bump [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]+ # Force no-bump at next run.
unforce-bump [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]+ # Clear bump command.
reuse <tapelabel> ... # re-use this tape.
no-reuse <tapelabel> ... # never re-use this tape.
find [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Show which tapes these dumps are on.
delete [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Delete from database.
info [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Show current info records.
due [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Show due date.
balance # Show nightly dump size balance.
tape # Show which tape is due next.
bumpsize # Show current bump thresholds.
export [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Export curinfo database to
stdout.
import # Import curinfo database from stdin.
disklist [<hostname> [<disks>]* ]* # Show disklist entries.
So your "amadmin DailySet1 force qtvpdc.lab:/Shares"
should be "amadmin DailySet1 force qtvpdc.lab /Shares"
-Mitch
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