On Friday 01 September 2006 11:12, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
>Gene Heskett wrote:
>> On Friday 01 September 2006 10:00, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
>>> Gene Heskett wrote:
>>>> azureas is running on this box, port forwarding for it in the router,
>>>> and iptables rules to allow it are setup on gene atm, but they have
>>>> been for several days now.  And I made 2 passes at burning a dvd last
>>>> night, of FC6t2live but kept getting the identical but wrong sha1sum
>>>> each time. sha1sum is a cpu hog so I quit that about 2am.
>>>
>>> Gene,
>>>
>>> It's normal to lose UDP packet if your client is overloaded, and that
>>> amanda can't establish good connection.
>>
>> Is this what those logs indicated?
>
>That's often the case when you get "[request failed: timeout waiting for
>ACK]", and you told you were running intensive cpu job on the client.
>
>>> You can try to increase
>>>  MAX_REP_RETRIES in amandad-src/amandad.c
>>>  CONNECT_TRIES, ACK_TRIES, REQ_TRIES in common-src/amandad.c
>>
>> I have 20060829 on hand, I'll see what is in it now, and double it.
>>
>> Downside if any?
>
>It will take more time to detect real error.
>
>>> You can also try to use BSDTCP as your auth, it will be more reliable
>>> once the connection is established
>>
>> Is there a howto?  You had mentioned this before, but I didn't find
>> much in the way of handholding.
>
>docs/howto-auth.txt and
>http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Server/Client_authentication
>
And that looks to be a rebuild & reinstall, which I've just done on the 
server and the client is munching its way thru the make now.  However, 
I'll modify my gh.cf script and be ready for the next install.  With the 
client install done, amcheck seems happy.  So we wait on the other shoe...

>Jean-louis

Many Thanks :)

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