Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
When I run amcheck -m DailySet1 i dont receive mails in my inbox
i have set mailto in the amanda.conf file to my emailid
kshriyan < at > redhat.com
What could be the reason
Different causes, but the most probable is that amcheck did not
find errors, so didn't bother you with a mail to say there was
no news. (use "amcheck -a DailySet1" to always send mail.)
I could also be that mail is not properly configured on that machine,
or that the machine is denied delivering mail on the mail server
because it looks too much like spam. I guess you did check that
the cables are connected right (just solved similar problem here
).
PS. I have this strange feeling deja-vu...
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