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On my SME6.0b3 server, flexbackup fails with the following message, does anyone kwow how I can solve this?
Thanks!
flexbackup version 1.1.7 (http://flexbackup.sourceforge.net)
/etc/flexbackup.conf syntax OK
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Checking 'buffer' on this machine... Ok
| Checking /bin/sh on this machine... bash2
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Trying "mt defblksize" instead of "mt setblk"
| Doing level 0 backup of set all using tar
| All sets = full (1 tapes)
| Rewinding & erasing tape...
| Creating index key 200310220001
| Backup set full (/ /boot)
| Tape #0
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At block 21.
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| File number 1, tape index 200310220001
| Backup of: /
| Date of this level 0 backup: Wed Oct 22 00:01:16 2003
| Date of last level 0 backup: the epoch
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| cd "/" && find . -depth -xdev ! -type s ! -regex "news/articles" ! -regex
| ".*~"$ -print0 | tar --create --null --files-from=-
| --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion --totals --label
| "level 0 / Wed Oct 22 00:01:16 2003 tar+gzip from accent" --sparse
| --atime-preserve -b 20 --file - | gzip -4 | buffer -m 3m -s 10k -u 100
| -t -p 75 -B -o "/dev/nst0"
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Kilobytes Out 493160
ERROR from backup, exiting
offending command(s):
cd "/" && find . -depth -xdev ! -type s ! -regex "news/articles" ! -regex ".*~"$ -print0 | tar --create --null --files-from=- --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion --totals --label "level 0 / Wed Oct 22 00:01:16 2003 tar+gzip from accent" --sparse --atime-preserve -b 20 --file - | gzip -4 | buffer -m 3m -s 10k -u 100 -t -p 75 -B -o "/dev/nst0" Backup terminated: backup failed - status: 256