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тАО04-06-2000 01:02 AM
тАО04-06-2000 01:02 AM
mount tap for fbackup
I have one submission the fbackup by crontab, but when tape not ready or not
mounted, fbackup is canceled with a following messages:
fbackup(3038): output file /dev/rmt/0mn is not a valid device file for backup
fbackup(3019): would you like to enter a new output file?
fbackup(3004): writer aborting
fbackup(1002): Backup did not complete : Reader or Writer process exit
Exist one form for fbackup issue alert or wait until mount the tape ????
Thanks
mounted, fbackup is canceled with a following messages:
fbackup(3038): output file /dev/rmt/0mn is not a valid device file for backup
fbackup(3019): would you like to enter a new output file?
fbackup(3004): writer aborting
fbackup(1002): Backup did not complete : Reader or Writer process exit
Exist one form for fbackup issue alert or wait until mount the tape ????
Thanks
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тАО04-06-2000 01:27 AM
тАО04-06-2000 01:27 AM
Re: mount tap for fbackup
I don't know about any kind of alarm for this
situation, nor the fbackup command waits for the tape
to be mounted. What I've done is a script which runs
the fbackup and according to it's error code "$?", I
page my pager, e-mail the operators to have the tape mounted and automatically
reschedule the backup to
restart one hour later using the "at" command.
situation, nor the fbackup command waits for the tape
to be mounted. What I've done is a script which runs
the fbackup and according to it's error code "$?", I
page my pager, e-mail the operators to have the tape mounted and automatically
reschedule the backup to
restart one hour later using the "at" command.
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тАО04-06-2000 02:03 AM
тАО04-06-2000 02:03 AM
Re: mount tap for fbackup
As far as I know, fbackup won't wait for a tape or issue any kind of request if
you've executed it from cron.
What I ended up doing was writing a script that sends out a message to
operations to load a tape and waits for a file in /tmp to be created to
indicate the tape is loaded. Operations loads the tape and runs a command that
touches the file and fbackup takes off.
Less ambitious would be to write a script that does uses the mt command to
check for a tape in the drive, and if there is no tape, wait 5 minutes, check
again, etc, until a tape is ready and then run fbackup.
-Evan
you've executed it from cron.
What I ended up doing was writing a script that sends out a message to
operations to load a tape and waits for a file in /tmp to be created to
indicate the tape is loaded. Operations loads the tape and runs a command that
touches the file and fbackup takes off.
Less ambitious would be to write a script that does uses the mt command to
check for a tape in the drive, and if there is no tape, wait 5 minutes, check
again, etc, until a tape is ready and then run fbackup.
-Evan
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тАО04-06-2000 02:06 AM
тАО04-06-2000 02:06 AM
Re: mount tap for fbackup
Try using /dev/rmt/0m not 0mn or try using
/dev/rmt/c?t?d?BEST (just BEST). It always wait for my input. Sometime I ran
from script sometime from command line.
Sachin
/dev/rmt/c?t?d?BEST (just BEST). It always wait for my input. Sometime I ran
from script sometime from command line.
Sachin
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