Sebastian Kösters wrote:
In a previous message you said you "loaded the tape manually".
OK, these are vtapes. How did you load the tape "manually".
How did you do that?
amtape config slot 4 (4 = DailySet104)
OK, that is the correct way to do it.
i loaded the correct tape (here: DailySet104) with the command amtape config
slot 4.
Then i started amrecover -t ... -s .... -C ....
-sethost
-setdisk
-setdate
-ls
-add ....
-extract
Then i get the error (like i said only with the level 0 which is
DailySet104. DailySet106 which is a Level 1 Backup works fine).
But you can only get the error "amrestore: could not stat DailySet104"
when pass that file as tapedevice, be it from "amrecover -t DailySet104"
or with the settape command inside amrecover. For vtapes the tapedevice
should be "file:/backup/config", as I understand from your config, just
like you did on the first run.
I still believe that the first time you simply did not rewind the vtape.
Because many people do forget that, amanda has some options to
do that automatically. I suggested to add the "amrecover_do_fsf yes"
and "amrecover_check_label yes" to amanda.conf, which you did not
do yet, otherwise, I would have seen the options passed to amrestore.
I would like to see a typescript from the exact commands, without
crucial information replaced by dotdotdot, together with the debug file
from amidxtaped from the same run.
"It works when I do it". (tm)
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