Re: dumps too bigggg.....
2002-08-13 12:14:06
Jon,
The disks are all raid arrays and are between 75-90% full.
I have the changer configured in the 'amanda.conf' .
The tape changer is working as far as I know ('amlabel [config]
slot [slot num] ' works and amcheck cycles through the different tapes.)
I'm not sure If amanda knows to use more than one tape.
If I increase 'runtapes' in the amanda.conf will it always use
that many even if the dump dosen't require it?
thanks,
chrisj
Jon LaBadie wrote:
On Tue, Aug 13, 2002 at 09:19:05AM -0500, Chris Johnson wrote:
Hi group,
I finally got SCO unix to perform a dump via amanda client. Thank
you everyone for your help.
Now that the first dump somewhat worked I have more questions.
Two of the file systems had errors dumping. I am attempting to
backup 2x 45GB and 2x 9 GB file systems. I'm using a DLT tape changer.
The errors came backs as:
*hostname* /u lev 0 FAILED [dumps too big, but cannot incremental dump new
disk] *hostname* /u5 lev 0 FAILED [dumps too big, but cannot incremental
dump new disk]
These are one one of each size file system (/u=9GB, /u5=45GB) so amanda
did dump both a 9GB and a 45GB file system to the tape. I was hoping
that amanda would load the another tape to finnish the dump but only one
tape was used. The report emailed to me said that only 60% of the tape
was used. Why didn't the one of the other two tapes get used? If you
need my "tape type" configuration or any other info I'll send it.
BTW I'm guessing that your 9 and 45 refer to allocated size, not amount
of data on the disk. Who cares about how big the disk is, it is the
amount of data on the disk that matters.
Does amanda know you have a changer?
What changer configuration have you set up.
Is it working with the amtape command to load
specific slots, next slot, eject, taper, ...
Does amanda know it is allowed to use more than one tape?
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