#1 rvm on LFS 6.0

[S. Anthony Sequeira]

Always fails with the following:

*** ERROR
Vault has insufficient space: "[vaultname]"

I have tried with the same usb drive I was backing up
to on FreeBSD, and a temporary directory.

* HELP, I HAVE NO BACKUPS *

if [ -d /var/tmp/rvm ] ; then sync && sync && sync &&

sync && nohup rvm --archive --no-default-config
--config /etc/rvm/photon.conf > ~/log/rvm.log 2>&1 &
else echo 'Mount the drive, idiot!'; fi
[1] 2686

[1]+ Done sync && sync && sync &&
sync && nohup rvm --archive --no-default-config
--config /etc/rvm/photon.conf >~/log/rvm.log 2>&1

cat ~/log/rvm.log

*** ERROR
Vault has insufficient space: "/var/tmp/rvm"

df -h

Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[snip]
/dev/mapper/vgeab10-var
516M 163M 354M 32% /var
/dev/mapper/vgaeb16-var_tmp
1.1G 33M 1000M 4% /var/tmp

rvm --help

rvm version 0.90.3-beta
Usage: rvm[ --archive | --relink | --help | --version |
--check-config ]
[ --timestamp <timestamp> ]</timestamp>
[ --no-default-config ]
[[ --config <config-file> ] ...]</config-file>
[[ --job <job-file> ] ...]</job-file>

rvm --check-config --config /etc/rvm/photon.conf

[S. Anthony Sequeira]

Logged In: YES
user_id=593627

In desperation, I set the vault-overflow sizes to 0, and the
test backup went through.

The attached report indicated that the problem lies with the
inodes!

[S. Anthony Sequeira]

The successful rvm test run report