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nfs mounted executable
2004-02-18 17:34:48
Hello all,
I was experimenting with a different installation strategy... That is,
in order to not install amanda on every host... I am attempting to
place a single amanda installation on a file server; making it
available via an NFS share. The nfs-clients of the same architecture
(in this case Linux RH8.0) mount this NFS share and run the amanda
programs... (the tape server and the amanda clients).
The first problem I hit when running amcheck on the tape server was
that of the shared libraries. (so this is quickly turning into NOT an
amanda question <grin>)
amcheck: error while loading shared libraries:
libamserver-2.4.4p2.so:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Maybe someone that has been down this road before can tell me, "stop
now" as this is not practical, or something similar? Or is there a
config option to not build shared libraries and hence another host
would not look for them at the same hard-coded path (in which the
particular binary was built)
thanks!
DK
PS: I am not intending to back-up NFS mounted data.
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