On Mon, 2005-12-26 at 10:17 -0500, Jon LaBadie wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 26, 2005 at 02:37:41PM +0100, Thomas Widhalm wrote:
> >
> ...
Thanks for your help. Maybe I have overseen it the first time,
but /dev/root was owned by root:root with permissions 600. I changed
ownership to root:disk with permissions 640. This solved the problems on
two individual machines. I hope this is the correct way and I didn't
open a security breach by that.
Thanks again,
Thomas
> >
> > Maybe you have some more hints.
> >
>
> Time to get more detailed info so you, I, and others can
> look for less obvious things. I'd suggest you do another
> posting to the list with a body that describes your environment
> and problem. Also attach files (below) from a fresh run of
> amdump where you have commented out all the disklist entries
> (DLEs) except the DLE with the problem.
>
> Files to include in your mailing would be the new logfile
> (amgetconf <config> logdir), the amdump log probably in the
> same directory, the mailed report the "mailto" user receives,
> any error messages from doing an "amcheck -c <config> <host> /",
> and check the newly created debug files (perhaps in /tmp/amanda)
> that seem, after a read through, to show error messages.
>
> The files should not be too big as there will only be one DLE
> and that DLE should fail.
>
> BTW I'd also check for silly, easily overlooked typos,
> in your disklist and amanda.conf files.
>
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