I've got a redhat 8.0 box running amanda 2.4.4, backing up a redhat 7.3 box
also running 2.4.4. Both boxes are using ext3 as the filesystem, and both
have tar 1.13-25. I am using the file drive to perform backups to disk. The
backup for the 7.3 box has become very large, approx 30GB. Now, after some
time not testing that backup, I need a restore. I tried using amrecover, and
things go along all right until I descend into the file system to where I
wanted to restore from and then things just stop, eventually I quit out of
it, I pasted the tail end of the amindexd below.
I am thinking that things are dying as a result of this friggin huge file, I
am able to restore just fine from a smaller backup on a different machine. I
am currently trying to just get at things using tar, not having great
results. Part of the probably may be the hardware I'm running on, the amanda
box is an old PII 400 with IDE drives, gzip beats it up pretty hard. Anyway,
to make a long story longer, is it realistic for me to be able to get a
recovery from a backup file +30GB?
Please CC me on any replies as I seem to have gotten unsubscribed and I'm
having issues getting resubscribed.
Thanks,
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Josh Welch Buffalo Wild Wings Inc.
Systems Administrator 1600 Utica Ave S
Buffalo Wild Wings Minneapolis, MN 55416
jwelch AT buffalowildwings DOT com (P)952.593.9943
952.278.9557 (F)952.593.9787
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<snip from amindexd log>
amindexd: time 281.208: f
/usr/adm/amanda/index/mplslx1.buffalowildwings.com/_/20040513_0
amindexd: time 281.829: < 200 "/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store
Opening" is a valid directory
amindexd: time 281.829: > OLSD /var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store
Opening
amindexd: time 283.164: < 200- Opaque list of /var/samba/marketing/USER
NAME/New Store Opening
amindexd: time 283.164: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/
amindexd: time 283.164: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/CONSOLIDATION/
amindexd: time 283.164: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Donation Press Release.doc
amindexd: time 283.164: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Flyer- Color- Grand
Opening.doc
amindexd: time 283.164: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Fulfillment Set Up Form.doc
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/G O Kit/
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Grand Opening Guide 2003/
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Memo to New Franchise
Stores.doc
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Memo to New Stores.doc
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/NEW RESTAURANT SUMMARY
2004.xls
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/NRO Press Release.doc
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/NRO Process/
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/NSQ/
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/New Store Snapshot.xls
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/Store File Labels.doc
amindexd: time 283.165: < 201- 2004-05-13 0 Tape01 7
/var/samba/marketing/USER NAME/New Store Opening/VIP/
amindexd: time 283.166: < 200 Opaque list of /var/samba/marketing/USER
NAME/New Store Opening
amindexd: time 471.700: > QUIT
amindexd: time 471.700: removing index file:
/usr/adm/amanda/index/mplslx1.buffalowildwings.com/_/20040513_0
amindexd: time 471.717: ! error 104 (Connection reset by peer) in fflush
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