number_configs 0 # Number of configs, you can have more than 1 config # if you have for example more than one drive, or you # to split your lib to use different dump levels # emubarcode 0 # If you drive has no barcode reader this will try # keep an inventory of your tapes to find them faster # havebarcode 1 # Set this to 1 if you have an library with an installed # barcode reader # debuglevel 7:7 # For debuging, see the docs /docs/TAPE-CHANGER # eject 1 # set this to 1 if your drive needs an eject before move # sleep 5 # How long to wait after an eject command before moving # the tape # changerdev 0:6:0 # This is the device to communicate with the robot # # Here now comes the config for the first tape config 0 # This value is the one which is used in the amanda # config file to tell the chg-scsi programm which tape # and which slots to use # drivenum 0 # Which tape drive to use if there are more than one drive # dev /dev/nrsa0 # Which is the raw device to read/write data from the tape # It is important to use the non rewinding tape, like # /dev/nrst0 on linux, /dev/nrsa0 on BSD .... # scsitapedev 0:4:0 # This is the device to communicate with the tape # to get some device stats, not so importatn, and # if you run in problems delete it complete # startuse 0 # Which is the first slot to use # enduse 14 # Which is the last slot to use # decrement this value by 1 if you have an # cleaning tape in the last slot # statfile /usr/local/libexec/amanda/tape0-slot # cleanfile /usr/local/libexec/amanda/tape0-clean # usagecount /usr/local/libexec/amanda/tape0-totaltime # tapestatus /usr/local/libexec/amanda/tape0-tapestatus # labelfile /usr/local/libexec/amanda/labelfile #