Erik P. Olsen wrote:
I receive from the amdump processes a lot of "socket ignored" messages.
I assume this means that there is no indication on the dump media (in
casu tapes) of the ignored sockets. Then, what's the proceedure if one
has to recover a filesystem with sockets? Should I keep the messages so
that I could create the sockets manually?
You may ignore the messages. I added them to the RE_NORMAL list
in client-src/sendbackup-gnutar.c .
It is the responsability of the program that want to listen to such
a socket to create it (using the socket(2) call).
(And how would you create those sockets manually, apart from running
the necessary program?)
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