Hi Paul !
Paul Bijnens wrote:
Vlad Popa wrote:
USAGE BY TAPE:
Label Time Size % Nb
daily4 0:21 5150k 0.1 5
From this I guess your tape is defined as having a capacity of 5 Gbyte.
What kind of tape is that? I'm not familiar with any tape device with
such a capacity.
It should be 10Gb of virtual tape on a lufs-mounted ftp-server.
The definition tape-type is set to 10 Gb (10240 megabytes) tape-type
(HARD-DISK)
Before labeling the tapes I forgot setting it to this paarmeter and it
was pointing to a DAT tape drive definition. The 1st ever made dump
was made with this wrong parameters, but I have corrected them .
NOTES:
...
taper: tape daily4 kb 10080 fm 6 writing file: short write
And here I see the tape got into trouble after wriging about 10 Mbyte.
A "short write" could mean end of tape, but this seems more like
a tape error. Try cleaning the tape. For scsi, make sure the
termintor is OK. Make sure the cables are connected fine, etc.
It is a virtual file-tape on a mounted ftp share I am given access to.
ftp access IS slow.
HOSTNAME DISK L ORIG-kB OUT-kB COMP% MMM:SS KB/s MMM:SS
KB/s
-------------------------- ---------------------------------
------------
h50234 /etc 0 2310 2310 -- 0:02 927.2 8:57
4.3
h50234 /home/albin 0 12290 12290 -- 0:0110554.6 N/A
N/A
h50234 -ome/astrid 0 54243404441828 81.9 32:272281.7 N/A N/A
Have a look at the "columnspec" directive in amanda.conf to
make these lines a bit more readable.
I'll do ..
Have to google for the options ..
Greetings
Vlad Popa
| 