Frederic Medery wrote:

I also did a grep amflush inside the amanda log dir without any result :(

First it seems that you believe amanda should flush something,
but when instructing amanda doing it, she believes there is
nothing to flush.
Also, annoying when trying to help, is that you post only part
of the information (part of the log, just a statement that
there are files to flush, but not a real listing).
If you believe the information is too sensitive to post, you
may mail to me privately.

Flush problems could happen if the entries in the holdingdisk
do not correspond to any DLE.  Did you rearrange the disklist
recently?  (e.g. changing uppercase to lowercase, split up
a large DLE into smaller ones etc.)

First I would have a look for any message in the two files
in directory  ~amanda/daily
     log.2004MMDD.N
     amflush.X
(MMDD is month+day, N is the counter that day, X is incremented
when amflush runs, and the most recent is 1)
Choose the two files that are from the same run.

Then a "ls -lR" of the contents of the holding directories
you believe contains data would be useful too (and the relevant
disklist entries).

--On Thursday, October 14, 2004 15:16:31 -0400 Frederic Medery <dist-list AT LEXUM.UMontreal DOT CA> wrote:

I can confirm that all my dumps are inside the directory

But we can't confirm it...  Prove it.

Here is my amflush command :
Scanning /amanda/daily...
20040823: found Amanda directory.
20040910: found Amanda directory.
20041012: found Amanda directory.

Multiple Amanda directories, please pick one by letter:
A. 20040823
B. 20040910
C. 20041012
Select directories to flush [A..C]: [ALL]

As you can see I saw the dump I can flush, The prob occure with each dump

I can't see the dump, I can only see the directories that would
contain the dumps.  disklist + "ls -lR" would be more convincing.


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