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[flexbackup-help] good ole "ERROR: non-zero exit from"

[Jeff M. <in...@bi...>]

HI,

Trying to backup remote machine, all machines in my scenerio are
FreeBSD. I've read the list archives and saw the find -E mentioned a few 
times. I checked and my 'find' supports this.

My log for this transaction does not mention -E, however it doesn't 
really mention anything else. Wondering if someone can point me in the 
right direction.

===== log file with hostnames alterd to procect the innocent =====


flexbackup version 1.2.1 (http://flexbackup.sourceforge.net)

|------------------------------------------------------------
| Checking /bin/sh on this machine... unknown (probably Bourne Shell)
| Checking shell on bilbo.mydomain.ca... bash2
| Checking for required programs on host bilbo.mydomain.ca... Ok
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Doing level 0 backup of set bilbo using tar
| Found directory index key 200402111356
| Backup set "bilbo" (bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home)
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Backup of: bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home
| Date of this level 0 backup: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
| Date of last level 0 backup: the epoch
|------------------------------------------------------------
| /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca 'cd
|   "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth ! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs !
|   -fstype bind ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! -fstype
|   tmpfs ! -type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --files-from=-
|   --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion --totals --label
|   "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
|   tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file -
|   | sudo gzip -4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ];
|   do [ ${x[$i]} -eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done' |
|   /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh dd ibs=10k obs=10k conv=noerror
|   of="/dr/dr01/backup/data/bilbo.mydomain.ca-usr-home.0.200402111547.t
|   ar.gz"
| [ ! -e /tmp/exitstatus.40281 ]
|------------------------------------------------------------
find: level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 
tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca
nfs: unknown file type
Total bytes written: 10240 (10kB, 3.1MB/s)
0+1 records in
0+1 records out
149 bytes transferred in 0.712470 secs (209 bytes/sec)

ERROR: non-zero exit from:
ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca cd "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth 
! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs ! -fstype bi
nd ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! -fstype tmpfs ! 
-type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --
files-from=- --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion 
--totals --label "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/u
sr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" 
--verbose --sparse -b 20 --file - | sudo gzip -
4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ]; do [ ${x[$i]} 
-eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done


ERROR: exiting
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Backup start: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
| Backup end:   Wed Feb 11 15:47:21 2004
|------------------------------------------------------------
| Compressing log (bilbo.0.200402111547.gz)
| Linking bilbo.latest.gz -> bilbo.0.200402111547.gz
|------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks in advance.

Jeff.

Re: [flexbackup-help] good ole "ERROR: non-zero exit from"

[Jeff M. <in...@bi...>]

i think i found it. tar on freebsd does not support --no-recursion yet
it does support -norecurse

are these intended to be the same thing ?

Jeff MacDOnald wrote:

> HI,
> 
> Trying to backup remote machine, all machines in my scenerio are
> FreeBSD. I've read the list archives and saw the find -E mentioned a few 
> times. I checked and my 'find' supports this.
> 
> My log for this transaction does not mention -E, however it doesn't 
> really mention anything else. Wondering if someone can point me in the 
> right direction.
> 
> ===== log file with hostnames alterd to procect the innocent =====
> 
> 
> flexbackup version 1.2.1 (http://flexbackup.sourceforge.net)
> 
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | Checking /bin/sh on this machine... unknown (probably Bourne Shell)
> | Checking shell on bilbo.mydomain.ca... bash2
> | Checking for required programs on host bilbo.mydomain.ca... Ok
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | Doing level 0 backup of set bilbo using tar
> | Found directory index key 200402111356
> | Backup set "bilbo" (bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home)
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | Backup of: bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home
> | Date of this level 0 backup: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
> | Date of last level 0 backup: the epoch
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca 'cd
> |   "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth ! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs !
> |   -fstype bind ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! -fstype
> |   tmpfs ! -type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --files-from=-
> |   --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion --totals --label
> |   "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
> |   tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file -
> |   | sudo gzip -4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ];
> |   do [ ${x[$i]} -eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done' |
> |   /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh dd ibs=10k obs=10k conv=noerror
> |   of="/dr/dr01/backup/data/bilbo.mydomain.ca-usr-home.0.200402111547.t
> |   ar.gz"
> | [ ! -e /tmp/exitstatus.40281 ]
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> find: level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 
> tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca
> nfs: unknown file type
> Total bytes written: 10240 (10kB, 3.1MB/s)
> 0+1 records in
> 0+1 records out
> 149 bytes transferred in 0.712470 secs (209 bytes/sec)
> 
> ERROR: non-zero exit from:
> ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca cd "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth 
> ! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs ! -fstype bi
> nd ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! -fstype tmpfs ! 
> -type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --
> files-from=- --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion 
> --totals --label "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/u
> sr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" 
> --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file - | sudo gzip -
> 4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ]; do [ ${x[$i]} 
> -eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done
> 
> 
> ERROR: exiting
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | Backup start: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
> | Backup end:   Wed Feb 11 15:47:21 2004
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> | Compressing log (bilbo.0.200402111547.gz)
> | Linking bilbo.latest.gz -> bilbo.0.200402111547.gz
> |------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Jeff.
> 
> 
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Re: [flexbackup-help] good ole "ERROR: non-zero exit from"

[Jeff M. <in...@bi...>]

i was wrong, that doesn't fix it.

jeff.

Jeff MacDOnald wrote:
> i think i found it. tar on freebsd does not support --no-recursion yet
> it does support -norecurse
> 
> are these intended to be the same thing ?
> 
> Jeff MacDOnald wrote:
> 
>> HI,
>>
>> Trying to backup remote machine, all machines in my scenerio are
>> FreeBSD. I've read the list archives and saw the find -E mentioned a 
>> few times. I checked and my 'find' supports this.
>>
>> My log for this transaction does not mention -E, however it doesn't 
>> really mention anything else. Wondering if someone can point me in the 
>> right direction.
>>
>> ===== log file with hostnames alterd to procect the innocent =====
>>
>>
>> flexbackup version 1.2.1 (http://flexbackup.sourceforge.net)
>>
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Checking /bin/sh on this machine... unknown (probably Bourne Shell)
>> | Checking shell on bilbo.mydomain.ca... bash2
>> | Checking for required programs on host bilbo.mydomain.ca... Ok
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Doing level 0 backup of set bilbo using tar
>> | Found directory index key 200402111356
>> | Backup set "bilbo" (bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home)
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Backup of: bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home
>> | Date of this level 0 backup: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
>> | Date of last level 0 backup: the epoch
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca 'cd
>> |   "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth ! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs !
>> |   -fstype bind ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! 
>> -fstype
>> |   tmpfs ! -type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --files-from=-
>> |   --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion --totals 
>> --label
>> |   "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
>> |   tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file -
>> |   | sudo gzip -4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ];
>> |   do [ ${x[$i]} -eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done' |
>> |   /tmp/collectexit.40281.sh dd ibs=10k obs=10k conv=noerror
>> |   of="/dr/dr01/backup/data/bilbo.mydomain.ca-usr-home.0.200402111547.t
>> |   ar.gz"
>> | [ ! -e /tmp/exitstatus.40281 ]
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> find: level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 
>> tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca
>> nfs: unknown file type
>> Total bytes written: 10240 (10kB, 3.1MB/s)
>> 0+1 records in
>> 0+1 records out
>> 149 bytes transferred in 0.712470 secs (209 bytes/sec)
>>
>> ERROR: non-zero exit from:
>> ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca cd "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . 
>> -depth ! -fstype nfs ! -fstype smbfs ! -fstype bi
>> nd ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs ! -fstype tmpfs ! 
>> -type s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --
>> files-from=- --ignore-failed-read --same-permissions --no-recursion 
>> --totals --label "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/u
>> sr/home Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004 tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" 
>> --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file - | sudo gzip -
>> 4; x=(${PIPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ]; do [ ${x[$i]} 
>> -eq 0 ] || exit ${x[$i]}; i=$(($i+1)); done
>>
>>
>> ERROR: exiting
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Backup start: Wed Feb 11 15:47:20 2004
>> | Backup end:   Wed Feb 11 15:47:21 2004
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>> | Compressing log (bilbo.0.200402111547.gz)
>> | Linking bilbo.latest.gz -> bilbo.0.200402111547.gz
>> |------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Jeff.
>>
>>
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> 
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Re: [flexbackup-help] good ole "ERROR: non-zero exit from"

[Jeff M. <in...@bi...>]

Yeah, I tried something along those lines..

I took the "ssh" line and plunked it into a file then
ran it..

ie: here is the content of the file

ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca cd "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth 
! -fstype nfs ! -fsty
pe smbfs ! -fstype bind ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs 
! -fstype tmpfs ! -ty
pe s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --files-from=- 
--ignore-failed-read --same-permission
s --no-recursion --totals --label "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home 
Thu Feb 12 10:39:02 20
04 tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file - | 
sudo gzip -4; x=(${P
IPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ]; do [ ${x[$i]} -eq 0 ] || 
exit ${x[$i]}; i=$((
$i+1)); done

Then i ran it "sh foo.sh" and got

-su-2.05b$ sh foo.sh
foo.sh: 1: Syntax error: Bad substitution

Soooo I took out the first part [the ssh command] and just started the
script with the "sudo tar" line. I put this modified version on bilbo
and tried to run it and got the exact same error.

So i tink the error must be that chunk in the end, but i don't know 
shell scripting very well so i'm kinda lost.

Jeff.



John Reynolds wrote:
> Jeff MacDOnald wrote:
> 
>> i think i found it. tar on freebsd does not support --no-recursion yet
>> it does support -norecurse
>>
>> are these intended to be the same thing ?
>>
> 
> What version of FreeBSD are you using? In FreeBSD 5.1-current (I'm too 
> lazy to upgrade to 5.2 just yet) I see:
> 
>   -n, --norecurse
>       --no-recursion   avoid descending automatically in directories
> 
> Seems to be the same thing.
> 
> All I can offer as advice to debug is try logging into bilbo as "backup" 
> and try running the find command itself. That's about the only thing you 
> can do is try to isolate what is dying piece-meal.
> 
> -Jr
> 
> 

Re: [flexbackup-help] good ole "ERROR: non-zero exit from"

[Jeff M. <in...@bi...>]

ok, i found it.

i went into flexbackup perl file and took out all the

-fstype stuff. and it worked.

i'm not using any weird file systems to i'm not concerned.

jeff.

Jeff MacDOnald wrote:
> Yeah, I tried something along those lines..
> 
> I took the "ssh" line and plunked it into a file then
> ran it..
> 
> ie: here is the content of the file
> 
> ssh -l backup bilbo.mydomain.ca cd "/usr/home" && sudo find -E . -depth 
> ! -fstype nfs ! -fsty
> pe smbfs ! -fstype bind ! -fstype proc ! -fstype devpts ! -fstype devfs 
> ! -fstype tmpfs ! -ty
> pe s -print0 | sudo tar --create --null --files-from=- 
> --ignore-failed-read --same-permission
> s --no-recursion --totals --label "level 0 bilbo.mydomain.ca:/usr/home 
> Thu Feb 12 10:39:02 20
> 04 tar+gzip from gollum.mydomain.ca" --verbose --sparse -b 20 --file - | 
> sudo gzip -4; x=(${P
> IPESTATUS[@]}); i=0; while [ $i -lt ${#x[@]} ]; do [ ${x[$i]} -eq 0 ] || 
> exit ${x[$i]}; i=$((
> $i+1)); done
> 
> Then i ran it "sh foo.sh" and got
> 
> -su-2.05b$ sh foo.sh
> foo.sh: 1: Syntax error: Bad substitution
> 
> Soooo I took out the first part [the ssh command] and just started the
> script with the "sudo tar" line. I put this modified version on bilbo
> and tried to run it and got the exact same error.
> 
> So i tink the error must be that chunk in the end, but i don't know 
> shell scripting very well so i'm kinda lost.
> 
> Jeff.
> 
> 
> 
> John Reynolds wrote:
> 
>> Jeff MacDOnald wrote:
>>
>>> i think i found it. tar on freebsd does not support --no-recursion yet
>>> it does support -norecurse
>>>
>>> are these intended to be the same thing ?
>>>
>>
>> What version of FreeBSD are you using? In FreeBSD 5.1-current (I'm too 
>> lazy to upgrade to 5.2 just yet) I see:
>>
>>   -n, --norecurse
>>       --no-recursion   avoid descending automatically in directories
>>
>> Seems to be the same thing.
>>
>> All I can offer as advice to debug is try logging into bilbo as 
>> "backup" and try running the find command itself. That's about the 
>> only thing you can do is try to isolate what is dying piece-meal.
>>
>> -Jr
>>
>>
> 
> 
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