changing "strange" SAMBA message to error
Harlan Harris wrote:
I'm running Amanda on a heterogeneous network. Server is a Linux box.
Some of the clients are Windows machines, and we're running Samba.
Mostly works OK, except that sometimes the Windows machines have errors
that look like the following:
? Call timed out: server did not respond after 20000 milliseconds
listing \Program Files\Microsoft Office\*
Currently, this "call timed out" message is being labeled as "strange",
but I really need to change that to an error, since data is being lost
when this happens. How do I reconfigure (or recompile?) Amanda so that
this sort of error is categorized as an error, rather than strange? Thanks,
You should add some regular expressions in
client-src/sendbackup-gnutar.c, around line 120:
118 #if SAMBA_VERSION >= 2
119 /* Backup attempt of nonexisting directory */
120 AM_ERROR_RE("ERRDOS - ERRbadpath (Directory invalid.)"),
121 #endif
Then recompile.
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