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...is ''almost'' turn-based, although there are situations where either side may send a message. In particular, there is a race condition between the EOF f ...ly after transmission). If the creation of the first chunk file fails, it may also respond with NO-ROOM followed by TRYAGAIN and exit. ...

brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 2 May 23 00:27 /dev/sda2 There are a few long-term solutions to this problem that may occur, but are not currently planned: ...

...n /var/log/messages. Depending on how the index files are labeled, SELinux may be preventing amanda from accessing the index files. <code>setenforce 0</c ...recover has a very large number of files, the <code>/tmp</code> partition may be filling up on the index server. ...

The following are not part of the tarball but may still be useful to you ...

The features you're used to may not be present in Perl-5.6.0. Check before you use something new. ...

* [[3.5 features]] - 3.5.3 released on May 3, 2023 * [[3.2 features]] - 3.2.3 released on May 9, 2011 ...

:"What, please, is a "DLE"? May it mean: Down Loadable Entity ??? Stupid. Do Less Errors ??? Stupid again. ...

...es named `changerfile'/changer-clean and `changerfile'/changer-access. You may have to edit the script to specify which slot contains a cleaning tape (cle ...

...guish between concurrent devices and exclusive devices: Concurrent devices may be accessed by multiple readers (and sometimes multiple writers) simultaneo ...ns discussed above, there are some additional protected functions that you may find useful, described in <tt>device.h</tt>. ...

...invokes a changer script while it is still using a device. Thus, a script may operate with a single "drive", into which it "inserts" volumes on request. ...ror handling are the same as the ''-slot' command. Note that a tape may or may not be loaded when this command completes, depending on the hardware. ...

This may create > 1000 parts, severely degrading backup/restore performance. This may create > 1000 parts, severely degrading backup/restore performance. ...

Clients need to specify the ''amdump'' argument to the amandad command and may make the authentication method clear with the ''auth'' argument. If you are using TCP wrappers, your inetd entry may look like this assuming Amanda user is "amanda": ...

For devices that do not support LEOM, Amanda may fail to write a particular part completely. In this case, Amanda automatic ...it ([[promote|promoting]] fulls if necessary), all 5 (in this case) tapes may not be used on every run. Any unused tapes will remain available for use o ...

You may get errors running make: Assure that you use the BSD-version of make, usual ...would be set to the user and group you created. The --without-ipv6 may or may not need to be used depending on whether you are have ipv6 set up. ...

...n which an unanticipated failure, such as silent data corruption in dumps, may have extremely high costs for users. It also has a long development histor Sometimes, however, it may not be worth writing a test, or may even be impossible: ...

...of a [[DLE]] are contiguous on a volume, although a DLE on several volumes may not begin at filenum 1 on subsequent volumes. ...

Any filename referenced, including include file names, may contain any character except a NULL ('\0') character. Actual path interpret ...to delay a backup if length is too small, but, if it is too large, AMANDA may end up leaving dumps in the holding disk or having to abort some dump. ...

...the Amanda commands to choose one of multiple possible configurations. You may specify it using the --with-config=<confgname>. Make sure that you don't build the software as root. You may want to run the first make-command as "amanda", for example. On the other h ...

* Note that during the process of creating the backups the disk space may fall short. ...active during the backup, many blocks will be modified and snapshot volume may run out of space. ...

...definition traverse a relatively low-bandwidth link, so large backup sets may not be practical. Remember that, as is the case with all remote storage sys ...r system's clock being fairly accurate. If your clock tends to drift, you may need to install and configure an NTP client, or invoke <tt>rdate</tt> or th ...