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-Chapter 7. Tapetypes
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-You may find tapetype-definitions in the example amanda.conf, in the
-mailinglist-archives of the amanda-users-mailinglist at http://
-marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=amanda-users or in the Amanda-FAQ-O-Matic at http://
-www.amanda.org/fom-serve/cache/1.html. They inform Amanda how much it is
-supposed to be able to store in a tape (length), how much space is wasted at
-the end of a dump image with the EOF mark (filemark) and how fast the tape unit
-is (speed).
-The most inportant parameter is length, since Amanda may decide to delay a
-backup if length is too small, but, if it is too large, Amanda may end up
-leaving dumps in the holding disk or having to abort some dump.
-Filemark is important if you have many disks, particularly with small
-incremental backups. The space wasted by so many filemarks may add up and
-considerably modify the available tape space.
-The speed is currently unused.
-If none of the sample tapetype entries match your needs, you may search the
-mailing list archives or look up the on-line list of tapetype entries. Just
-follow the links from http://www.amanda.org.
-Amanda provides the amtapetype utility to calculate the size of a tape, to
-generate a "tapetype" entry for your amanda.conf.
-Specifying the appropriate tape device, but beware that it may take many hours
-to run (it fills the tape twice ...). Make sure you do not use hardware
-compression, even if you plan to use hardware compression in the future.
-amtapetype writes random data to tape, and random data will expand instead of
-compressing, therefore you'll get an estimate that's smaller than expected.
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-Note
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-Please note that amtapetype in releases up to snapshot 20040915 expects to be
-given a tape that can be overwritten without causing harm.
-It does NOT warn you if the tape contains a label or data. amtapetype will
-OVERWRITE the tape so be cautious. You have been warned.
-Snapshot 20040915 introduces a warning and the flag -o to overwrite a labelled
-tape.
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-Note
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-Refer to http://www.amanda.org/docs/tapetypes.html for the current version of
-this document.
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