I searched the archives; forgive me if I missed something obvious.

I have roughly 12GB of space on my tape. I'm trying to do amflush to get the 
following DLE out of my holding disk:

[root@steve holdingdisk2]# find -ls | grep back
18563075 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:07 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.1
18563076 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:10 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.2
18563077 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:13 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.3
18563078 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:17 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.4
18563079 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:20 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.5
18563080 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:23 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.6
18563081 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:27 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.7
18563082 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:30 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.8
18563083 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:33 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.9
18563084 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:37 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.10
18563085 5312 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda    5424079 Jul 14 02:37 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1.11
18563074 1049604 -rw-------   1 amanda   amanda   1073741824 Jul 14 02:03 
./20060714/intranet.worldcycling.com._back.1

amflush tries to write this one to tape, but is hitting end of tape. Don't know 
why; unless I'm counting wrong this looks like just over 11GB of data.

I'm using seagate scorpion tape drives. Hardware compression is off.

What I'm wondering is how to gracefully remove this from the holding disk so 
that amanda stops trying to flush it to tape. I don't really need to have this 
particular copy of the DLE on tape; it's a nightly dump of a database and I 
have more recent dumps that make this one obsolete.

Thank you,
-- 
Steve Linabery, sysadmin/developer
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