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Re: [Mondo-devel] mondoarchive stops with messages "Making catalog ...".
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From: Kenn S. <sa...@so...> - 2007-12-14 08:29:38
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From: Bruno Cornec <Bru...@hp...>
> Are your root when passing that command ? (this is mandatory)
> Why isn't /sbin part of your path ? (Cjeck also that /usr/sbin is there
> as well)
Yes, I am.
# df -k /etc
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md2 151668844 33768424 110196052 24% /
# id
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root),1(bin),2(daemon),3(sys),4(adm),6(disk),10(wheel),503(admin) context=root:system_r:unconfined_t
# printenv PATH
/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin
# mondoarchive -O -i -d /tmp -F -9 -I /etc -S /tmp -T /tmp
Initializing...
See /var/log/mondoarchive.log for details of backup run.
Checking sanity of your Linux distribution
Disk /dev/md2 doesn't contain a valid partition table
Disk /dev/md1 doesn't contain a valid partition table
Done.
BusyBox's sources are available from http://www.busybox.net
Making catalog of files to be backed up
<---- STOP
> Well the goal of MondoRescue is to do Disaster Recovery, and more and
> more also cloning.
Yes, that's why I'm using Mondo Rescue.
What I want to do is to recover only system area quickly, NOT data area.
> Now it deals well with the System but is *NOT* a backup tool, especially
> for TB of data as what I saw in your log.
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> You should exclude those data dirs and use an appropriate program to
> backup/restore them.
I did exclude the data area, and also tried backup only /etc dir
just like above. However, mondoarchive stops...
> > Are there any limitations for Mondo Rescue?
Does mondoarchive have any access to the exluded dir while making
catalog of files, even if it is specified exlude dir which is
large filesystem?
To see if this is data area (LVM/XFS/GPT/large partition/???)
problem, I will umount the data area and remove that partition
from fstab temporally, and then excute mondoarchive.
(if my customer allow this)
I've had 9 different(HW/OS/HDD) hosts to backup with mondoarchive,
but only one host has this problem.
> The mindi command you passed works. Now if you want to know why it
> doesn't in the global, you need to trace the full mindi the same way.
=========================================================================
# mindi --makemountlist /tmp/list
Your mountlist will look like this:
DEVICE MOUNTPOINT FORMAT SIZE (MB)
LABEL/UUID
/dev/sdab1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdac1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdad1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdae1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdaf1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdaq1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdar1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdas1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdat1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdau1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdbf1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdbg1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdbh1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdbi1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdbj1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdh1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdi1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdj1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdk1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdl1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdw1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdx1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdy1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdz1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdaa1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdal1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdam1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdan1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdao1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/sdap1 lvm lvm 1668916
/dev/sdba1 lvm lvm 1907342
/dev/md2 / ext3 150476
/dev/md0 /boot ext3 101
/dev/md1 swap swap 2047
/dev/DISK01VG/DISK01LV /export/disk01 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK02VG/DISK02LV /export/disk02 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK03VG/DISK03LV /export/disk03 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK04VG/DISK04LV /export/disk04 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK05VG/DISK05LV /export/disk05 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK06VG/DISK06LV /export/disk06 xfs lvm
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sdb2 raid raid 2047
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sda2 raid raid 2047
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sdb3 raid raid 150476
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sda3 raid raid 150476
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sdb1 raid raid 101
find: /dev/ida/c*d*: No such file or directory
/dev/sda1 raid raid 101
=========================================================================
# cat /tmp/list
/dev/sdab1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdac1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdad1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdae1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdaf1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdaq1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdar1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdas1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdat1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdau1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdbf1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdbg1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdbh1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdbi1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdbj1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdh1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdi1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdj1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdk1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdl1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdw1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdx1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdy1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdz1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdaa1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdal1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdam1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdan1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdao1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/sdap1 lvm lvm 1708970571
/dev/sdba1 lvm lvm 1953118408
/dev/md2 / ext3 154087447
/dev/md0 /boot ext3 104391
/dev/md1 swap swap 2096376
/dev/DISK01VG/DISK01LV /export/disk01 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK02VG/DISK02LV /export/disk02 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK03VG/DISK03LV /export/disk03 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK04VG/DISK04LV /export/disk04 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK05VG/DISK05LV /export/disk05 xfs lvm
/dev/DISK06VG/DISK06LV /export/disk06 xfs lvm
/dev/sdb2 raid raid 2096482
/dev/sda2 raid raid 2096482
/dev/sdb3 raid raid 154087447
/dev/sda3 raid raid 154087447
/dev/sdb1 raid raid 104391
/dev/sda1 raid raid 104391
=========================================================================
Thank you.
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Kenn Sakai
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