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* All dumps that go directly to storage1 will be vaulted from storage1 to storage2. * The [[DLE]] that go on holding disk will be copied to storage1 in another run. ...

amdump uses two algorithms, depending on whether the tape changer can go backwards in the rack or not. If multiple tapes are needed in a single run, ; Normal tape changers (those that can go backwards) : With a full-access tape changer, amdump searches the entire ra ...

To go from the unitialized state to something containing a value, first set the t ...

* Allow to specify which DLE/level go to which storage ** dump-selection (select which dle go to that storage) ...

::Found 'em, thanks. I'll add those in as I go along. I found, however, if I just add the glossary category to the page, t ...

...he backups, keeping them in holding. With enough holding space, you could go for a few days without a working tape drive! ...g the data, the Amanda planner runs on the server to decide exactly how to go about backing things up. It, too, contacts each Amanda client and requests ...

...eration failed in a benign way, for example an empty slot or an attempt to go backwards in a gravity stacker. The calling Amanda program will print the e * Flag indicating whether the changer can go backward (0 if it can't, 1 if it can). (required) ...

Go Amanda! ...

...documented and developed further, so I think this will be a stable path to go and support. And people don't need to compile/install anything on their Win ...many tape at the same time. Need some criteria to select which dump should go on which tape? By level, host name, ??? ...

5)Provided the new system is set and ready to go, you can now either copy the file onto a USB stick, or scp the file over to ...

When you want to make the best use of Amanda, you have to let go the classic schedule where one used to have one tape dedicated to each day ...

Go to the “define dumptype global” section in the amanda.conf file and add the Go through the checklist for inetd/xinetd/daemontools in the section above. ...

Before adopting this strategy, consider how it can go awry. Assume we have 15GB of storage, a tapecycle of 15, and tape length 2 ...nsitive to massive data loss. Even on an expensive RAID device things can go wrong, resulting in a complete unusable filesystem; and then you lose ''al ...

Output from the script goes to fd1 in free format. It will go to the amanda debug file. ...

...process of doing a webserver migration. Unfortunately some things did not go as planned and the need for an immediate restore arose. I was able to use ...

...edia at high speed and depends on the ability to detect tape marks as they go flying by the heads, it's certainly possible to miss one (or more) and skip ...Logically, it looks fine. Physically, there are a lot of things that can go wrong. ...

how'd that go? Hard to tell from the terminal, although if it took a few seconds then yo ...

...backup: '''HEADER''' ''variable'''''='''''value'', information that should go in the amanda header. ...

...here are lots of documents already available on how to do this, so I won't go into too much detail. (Refer to Amanda Installation Notes). ...wed to go to stdout will break the dump, and any output that is allowed to go to stderr will be flagged by amanda as "STRANGE". ...

...at the beginning of the tapes they are using, it shouldn't be necessary to go use the procedure described above under ''Resurfacing HW compression'' when ...