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Hello,

Stéphane HOFMAN said on Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 07:41:18PM +0200:
> I have a problem using mondorescue on Debian 7 x64 with command line.
> My command line :
> #mondoarchive -O -i -E "/home " -F -s4096m -N -p test -d /backup
> 
> /backup is a CIFS mount

That's probably the root cause.

> What is the problem (see log file) :
> genisoimage:  Permission denied. Unable to open disc image file
> '/backup//test-1.iso'.

Can you do a genisoimage on that device, without using
mondoarchive/mindi ?

> See the double // on the name file : is it a bug ?

Generally doesn't hurt.

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Hello,

Joe Ross said on Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 07:37:20PM -0700:
> It appears that at some point, the debian version on the mondorescue ftp
> site changed numbering schemes, from (for example) 6.0 to 6. Was this
> intentional?

Yes it was. When Debian changed in fact their numbering through
/etc/debian_version to mimic what Red Hat does on RHEL, and started
differentiating 7.1, 7.2, ... I moved to a major number way of dealing
with that and stoped using the .x part.

> If so, http://mondorescue.org/downloads.shtml should be updated.

Good point. Done in SVN.
http://trac.mondorescue.org/changeset/3266

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Bruno,

I'm waiting for the 13.10 packages as well. When I try to install, I get:

<TRUNCATED>

Get: 6 ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org 13.10/contrib Translation-en
Get: 7 ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org 13.10/contrib Translation-en
Get: 8 ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org 13.10/contrib Translation-en
Get: 9 ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org 13.10/contrib Translation-en
Ign ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org 13.10/contrib Translation-en

{root@media}-{/etc/apt/sources.list.d}# apt-get install mindi mondo
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package mindi
E: Unable to locate package mondo


sources.list contains:

deb ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org/ubuntu 13.10 contrib


I don't see them on the FTP site either. Are you sure the packages for
13.10 exist?

ALSO: Thanks for all you do and whether or not you have time to look into
this, do have a great trip.

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On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:15 PM, Bruno Cornec <Bru...@hp...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> anshul ranjan said on Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 06:55:19PM +0530:
> > Today I wanted to backup my linux image using mondo rescue.
> > However it's available only till 13.10.
>
> Yes that's the last version of Ubuntu which was available at the time of
> the publication of the lastest stable version.
>
> > Can you help me in getting mondorescue installed on 14.04 ?
>
> Try the 13.10 packages. Maybe they will work.
>
> > What packages should I be using to compile from source (and steps /
> > dependencies to do so) ?
>
> Source pkgs are available at the same place as the binary packages
> ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org) Use dpkg-buildpackage to rebuild.
>
> > Or atleast by when can I expect a 14.04 deb file to be available ?
>
> Well, I need to download the ISOs, build the 2 VMs (i386, x86_64), setup
> pb in it, create afio/buffer for it if they do not exist, and finally
> mondo. Once I've handle the tons of other stuff I need to do before
> leaving for a long trip in May, I'll work on it. Expect it for mid May.
>
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Hello,

I have a problem using mondorescue on Debian 7 x64 with command line.
My command line :
#mondoarchive -O -i -E "/home " -F -s4096m -N -p test -d /backup

/backup is a CIFS mount

What is the problem (see log file) :
genisoimage:  Permission denied. Unable to open disc image file
'/backup//test-1.iso'.

See the double // on the name file : is it a bug ?

Anyone can help me please ?

Thanks
Best regards
Stephane HOFMAN

Just wanted to drop a note to say "Thank you for all that you do!", Bruno.

Hope you enjoy your trip.

On 14-04-26 12:15 PM, Bruno Cornec wrote:
>> Or atleast by when can I expect a 14.04 deb file to be available ?
>
> Well, I need to download the ISOs, build the 2 VMs (i386, x86_64), setup
> pb in it, create afio/buffer for it if they do not exist, and finally
> mondo. Once I've handle the tons of other stuff I need to do before
> leaving for a long trip in May, I'll work on it. Expect it for mid May.

Hello,

anshul ranjan said on Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 06:55:19PM +0530:
> Today I wanted to backup my linux image using mondo rescue.
> However it's available only till 13.10.

Yes that's the last version of Ubuntu which was available at the time of
the publication of the lastest stable version.

> Can you help me in getting mondorescue installed on 14.04 ?

Try the 13.10 packages. Maybe they will work.

> What packages should I be using to compile from source (and steps /
> dependencies to do so) ?

Source pkgs are available at the same place as the binary packages
ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org) Use dpkg-buildpackage to rebuild.

> Or atleast by when can I expect a 14.04 deb file to be available ?

Well, I need to download the ISOs, build the 2 VMs (i386, x86_64), setup
pb in it, create afio/buffer for it if they do not exist, and finally
mondo. Once I've handle the tons of other stuff I need to do before
leaving for a long trip in May, I'll work on it. Expect it for mid May.

Bruno.
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Peter Clark said on Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 01:14:50PM -0400:
> Further experimentation, this behavior does not happen with a compressed
> (my command line used -0 before, use -1 and it works) backup.

Thanks for the report Peter. I think I have fixed it in my SVN tree.
Will let you know whan I have a newer version to test with -0.

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I generally discourage people to do installation manually from source as
it requires more knowledge, and is less documented as you experienced.
Based on your findings, feel free to update the wiki at
http://trac.mondorescue.org/wiki/DistributionPackaging

The HOWTO is clearly outdate wrt that :-(

You should install mindi-busybox first to avoid warning on this.
I fixed the error on the ln message.

And to install you need to be root. But check before it will do what you
expect wrt paths.

HTH,
bruno.


Len Bullock said on Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 10:56:49AM -0400:

> Thanks, Will for your prompt reply,
> 
> I downloaded the component installation files you suggested but
> could not get beyond the Busybox installation (it worked).  So I
> went into the /root system and deleted all references to mindi in my
> search results, and tried installation again without success.  I
> then changed again to /root and tried to install under it with
> failure again.  Whereas my original problem was inability to run
> Mindi, my current problem is inability to install the newest
> version.  Have not tried Mondo installation, as I believe that it is
> dependent upon Mindi.  In addition to the mindi.log, I have attached
> 3 screenshots, the last one of which shows an attempt to install
> Mindi under the /root directory.  As a final thought, the error
> messages stating that "no such file or directory" exists appear to
> be incorrect.  Parted2fdisk does exist, as does parted2fdisk.pl.
> 
> Len
> 
> On 04/18/2014 07:40 AM, Will Hopper wrote:
> >Hi Len,
> >
> >You should upgrade mindi first - the lastest versions of the core
> >components are mondo 3.0.4-1, mindi 2.1.7-1, and mindi-busybox
> >1.18.5-3.
> >
> >You can find the latest versions here
> >http://www.mondorescue.org/ftp/ , the packages for debian or
> >ubuntu should likely work for you depending on what version of
> >linux mint you're running (I know some versions are based on
> >debian and other on ubuntu)
> >
> >- Will
> >
> >
> >On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 4:47 PM, Len Bullock
> ><lbu...@tr... <mailto:lbu...@tr...>> wrote:
> >
> >    I successfully installed Mindi Busybox, Mindi, and Mondo on my
> >    computer in that order.  When trying to run Mindi for the first
> >    time, I got the message shown in the second of two attached screen
> >    shots.  Also attached is the mindi.log file per the message
> >    request in the terminal window.  My computer is an old one with an
> >    AMD Athlon XP 2000 processor and 1500 MB of RAM.  After Windows XP
> >    went dormant, I thought that I would try Linux (Loaded Linux Mint
> >    16) to learn something new.  Have had a lot of fun and headaches,
> >    e.g. trying to get Quicken to work through Wine; still unsuccessfully.
> >
> >    While I am reasonably competent at solving most computer problems
> >    in Windows, and can follow instructions from the web as well as
> >    most, I know little about Linux and Bash commands.  Mondo may be
> >    beyond my capabilities, but hey, I love a challenge.  Any thoughts
> >    would be appreciated.
> >
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> mindi v2.1.7-r3184
> i686 architecture detected
> mindi called with the following arguments:
> 
> Start date : Fri Apr 18 17:15:49 EDT 2014
> -----------------------------
> MONDO_SHARE = 
> MINDI_LIB = /usr/local/lib/mindi
> MINDI_SBIN = /usr/local/sbin
> MINDI_CONF = /usr/local/etc/mindi
> -----------------------------
>  Mindi configuration file    
> -----------------------------
> -----------------------------
> In Mindi
> --------
> EXTRA_SPACE = 120000
> BOOT_SIZE = 65600
> --------
> FATAL ERROR. Cannot find /usr/local/sbin/parted2fdisk
> Please e-mail a copy of /var/log/mindi.log to the mailing list.
> See http://www.mondorescue.org for more information.
> WE CANNOT HELP unless you enclose that file.
> 
> Mindi 2.1.7-r3184 is exiting
> End date : Fri Apr 18 17:15:49 EDT 2014

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Hello,

Chris Twombly said on Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 11:42:15AM -0400:
> I've used Mondo on all of my i386 and x86_64 based systems, and I love it
> as a DR solution.  I have a particular server that uses the IA64 Itanium
> architecture running SLES 10 with GRUB as the bootloader.  The issue I have
> is that in order to install mindi, it requires syslinux to be installed.
>  Looking at the syslinux.org site and reading through some of the mailing
> list archives, it appears syslinux does not support - nor do they ever
> intend to support - IA64-based architectures.  Am I correct in that
> statement, and if so, can you suggest any alternatives?

It's a long time since I did anything on the iA64 side. I still have
machine which I could turn on again BTW to build/debug stuff in case it
would be mandatory.

The build for ia64 should NOT require syslinux BTW. But I see that it
does in the spec file :-(. I hope you don't use x86_64 packages.

You can always force the install BTW with the --nodeps option of rpm.

I'll create a bug report for that. 
While I tested MondoRescue on ia64, I've not done many tests with SLES
so you may have issues due to that. Also at restore time, there was an
issue on ia64 with console management, that may well be fixed now, but
gain wasn't tested.

Let us know your progress.
Bruno.
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Hello all -

I've used Mondo on all of my i386 and x86_64 based systems, and I love it
as a DR solution.  I have a particular server that uses the IA64 Itanium
architecture running SLES 10 with GRUB as the bootloader.  The issue I have
is that in order to install mindi, it requires syslinux to be installed.
 Looking at the syslinux.org site and reading through some of the mailing
list archives, it appears syslinux does not support - nor do they ever
intend to support - IA64-based architectures.  Am I correct in that
statement, and if so, can you suggest any alternatives?

Chris

Further experimentation, this behavior does not happen with a compressed
(my command line used -0 before, use -1 and it works) backup.

On Mon, April 21, 2014 6:42 pm, Peter Clark wrote:
> Hi!
>
>
>
> I'm running latest beta:
>
> [root@c3po ~]# rpm -qa |  grep mondo
>
> mondo-3.2.020140421115705-0.fc20.x86_64
>
> [root@c3po ~]# rpm -qa | grep mindi
>
> mindi-3.0.020140421115705-0.fc20.x86_64
>
> mindi-busybox-1.21.120140331114902-0.fc20.x86_64
>
>
>
> And can't restore from the interactive restore. It says it's successful
> but no files are recovered from the archives.
>
>
>
> [root@c3po ~]# mondorestore
>
> Execution run ended; result=0
>
> Type 'less /var/log/mondorestore.log' to see the output log
>
> [root@c3po ~]# ls /restore/
>
>
>
> Nothing returns.
>
>
>
> Error message in the log is:
>
>
>
> INFO: Tarball #4005 --- 45 matches
>
> DBG2: [Main] mondorestore.c->restore_a_tarball_from_CD#1618: Mo
> executable, this shouldn't happen !
>
> DBG1: [Main] mondorestore.c->restore_a_tarball_from_CD#1633: command = '
> 2>> /tmp/25117.21905 >> /tmp/25117.21905'
>
> DBG2: [Main] mondorestore.c->restore_a_tarball_from_CD#1688: Fileset #4005
> processed OK
>
>
>
> (shouldn't that be 'no executable' ;) )
>
>
>
> Create and restore logs attached.
>
>
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
>

Yes, it is the same FS



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Thanks, Will for your prompt reply,

I downloaded the component installation files you suggested but could 
not get beyond the Busybox installation (it worked).  So I went into the 
/root system and deleted all references to mindi in my search results, 
and tried installation again without success.  I then changed again to 
/root and tried to install under it with failure again.  Whereas my 
original problem was inability to run Mindi, my current problem is 
inability to install the newest version.  Have not tried Mondo 
installation, as I believe that it is dependent upon Mindi.  In addition 
to the mindi.log, I have attached 3 screenshots, the last one of which 
shows an attempt to install Mindi under the /root directory.  As a final 
thought, the error messages stating that "no such file or directory" 
exists appear to be incorrect.  Parted2fdisk does exist, as does 
parted2fdisk.pl.

Len

On 04/18/2014 07:40 AM, Will Hopper wrote:
> Hi Len,
>
> You should upgrade mindi first - the lastest versions of the core 
> components are mondo 3.0.4-1, mindi 2.1.7-1, and mindi-busybox 1.18.5-3.
>
> You can find the latest versions here http://www.mondorescue.org/ftp/ 
> , the packages for debian or ubuntu should likely work for you 
> depending on what version of linux mint you're running (I know some 
> versions are based on debian and other on ubuntu)
>
> - Will
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 4:47 PM, Len Bullock <lbu...@tr... 
> <mailto:lbu...@tr...>> wrote:
>
>     I successfully installed Mindi Busybox, Mindi, and Mondo on my
>     computer in that order.  When trying to run Mindi for the first
>     time, I got the message shown in the second of two attached screen
>     shots.  Also attached is the mindi.log file per the message
>     request in the terminal window.  My computer is an old one with an
>     AMD Athlon XP 2000 processor and 1500 MB of RAM.  After Windows XP
>     went dormant, I thought that I would try Linux (Loaded Linux Mint
>     16) to learn something new.  Have had a lot of fun and headaches,
>     e.g. trying to get Quicken to work through Wine; still unsuccessfully.
>
>     While I am reasonably competent at solving most computer problems
>     in Windows, and can follow instructions from the web as well as
>     most, I know little about Linux and Bash commands.  Mondo may be
>     beyond my capabilities, but hey, I love a challenge.  Any thoughts
>     would be appreciated.
>
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Hi Folks,

Pardon me - I am mailing for the first time on this list.

Yesterday night I upgraded from Kubuntu 13.10 to 14.04.
+ I installed few more softwares.
Today I wanted to backup my linux image using mondo rescue.
However it's available only till 13.10.

Can you help me in getting mondorescue installed on 14.04 ?
What packages should I be using to compile from source (and steps /
dependencies to do so) ?
Or atleast by when can I expect a 14.04 deb file to be available ?

Thanks and Regards,
Anshul Ranjan

Hello,

i'm still trying to make that 3.2.0 version available, but I encounter
issues with systemd for the NFS/network setup, in particular with the
renaming of interfaces. 

What I can propose, is that I make a new version for you to test on
RHEL6 x86_64 this week-end and see if what I fixed since is helping or
ot in your case. Should work for RHEL6 which doesn't use systemd.

FYI I've been able to make a full backup/restore with the latest test
version I have on fedora 20 (so this fixes the symlinks nightmare with
/bin /sbin), so we should be now soon from a first version proposed
publicly for the community to test.

Best regards,
Bruno.

Corey Wirun said on Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 10:03:45AM -0600:
> If anyone has any advice on this, that would be appreciated.  I'm
> wondering if there's anything I can do or override during boot time
> to get around this.

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Hi All,

If anyone has any advice on this, that would be appreciated.  I'm 
wondering if there's anything I can do or override during boot time to 
get around this.

Thanks!
Corey.

On 06-Apr-14 17:40, Corey Wirun wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I recently burned a new mondo DVD and I was able to boot from the new 
> media.  When I request a media compare and it starts, I get a kernel 
> panic:
>
> 'Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 
> unknown-block(1,0)'
>
> I'm using the test mondo release as provided by Bruno as part of the 
> verification of ticket #735.  This was the first media from that 
> release that I've ever tried to boot from.
>
> # rpm -q -a | grep -i mondo
> mondo-3.2.020140330005930-0.rhel6.x86_64
> perl-MondoRescue-3.2.020140330005930-0.rhel6.noarch
>
> # rpm -q -a | grep -i mindi
> mindi-busybox-1.21.120140330005930-0.rhel6.x86_64
> mindi-3.0.020140330005930-0.rhel6.x86_64
>
> From what I could tell, the boot media creation was successful. I've 
> attached the logs from that creation session. I did install the 
> packages in the correct order: busybox, mindi, mondo.
>
> Thinking I might have a bad burner/player, I attempted a boot on a 
> separate, but identical, piece of hardware, but running 'nuke'. Same 
> problem with the kernel panic.  The hardware is a DELL Optiplex 760 - 
> right out of the box.
>
> I would appreciate any assistance/advice.
>
> Corey.
>
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bidbach said on Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 07:20:34AM -0700:

> Yes it works, I just tested putting the temporary directories on local disks. 
> The problem does not arise in rhel 6.4, a difference of NFS or bug mondo?

Well, in that case, I think that's not a bug in mondo as the same code
base works on 2 different versions and locally vs remotely.

So I'd search rather on the NFS conf side (default options changing
between revisions e.g.) or security modification. Are you using the same
FS on the server side each time, ...

Bruno.
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Yes it works, I just tested putting the temporary directories on local disks. 
The problem does not arise in rhel 6.4, a difference of NFS or bug mondo?



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bidbach said on Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 05:58:06AM -0700:

> I leave half day and nothing happens. Here is the log. 

Indeed, that's too long !

> thank you
> mindi.log
> <http://mondorescue-mailing-list.679749.n3.nabble.com/file/n4026203/mindi.log>  

It seems that you use your NFS share to create temp and scratch files.
Could you use local directories instead ? I've seen cases where the NFS
server (generally not a lInux one) was creating the issue.

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Hello, 
I leave half day and nothing happens. Here is the log. 
thank you

mindi.log
<http://mondorescue-mailing-list.679749.n3.nabble.com/file/n4026203/mindi.log>  
mondoarchive.log
<http://mondorescue-mailing-list.679749.n3.nabble.com/file/n4026203/mondoarchive.log>  



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bidbach said on Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 12:29:57AM -0700:

> Hello, Wanting archive a rhel 6.5, mondoarchive stops at the line
> 
> Calling MINDI to create boot + data disks Your boot loader is GRUB and it
> boots from / dev / sda Boot loader Version string: grub (GNU GRUB 0.97) ---
> evalcall --- 1 --- Calling MINDI to create boot + data disk --- evalcall ---
> 2 --- TASK: [* ...................] 3% done; 0:32 to go evalcall --- --- E
> ---

It may take 2/3 minutes for mindi to run. The fact it deosn't move is
more like a bug today :-( But it should work behind the scene (check
that /var/log/mindi.log has content changing)

In any case giv your logs for help.

Bruno.
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the lastest versions of the core components are mondo 3.0.4-1, mindi
2.1.7-1, and mindi-busybox 1.18.5-3.

You can find the latest versions here http://www.mondorescue.org/ftp/ , the
packages for debian or ubuntu should likely work for you depending on what
version of linux mint you're running (some versions are based on debian and
other on ubuntu).

- Will


On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 6:04 AM, Dennis Sumpter <den...@bi...>wrote:

> I have Linux Mint 14 Mate installed. which version of "Mondo Rescue" do
> I need to download and install, and where can I download it from?
>
> Thank you
>
> Dennis
>
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Hi Len,

You should upgrade mindi first - the lastest versions of the core
components are mondo 3.0.4-1, mindi 2.1.7-1, and mindi-busybox 1.18.5-3.

You can find the latest versions here http://www.mondorescue.org/ftp/ , the
packages for debian or ubuntu should likely work for you depending on what
version of linux mint you're running (I know some versions are based on
debian and other on ubuntu)

- Will


On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 4:47 PM, Len Bullock <lbu...@tr...> wrote:

> I successfully installed Mindi Busybox, Mindi, and Mondo on my computer in
> that order.  When trying to run Mindi for the first time, I got the message
> shown in the second of two attached screen shots.  Also attached is the
> mindi.log file per the message request in the terminal window.  My computer
> is an old one with an AMD Athlon XP 2000 processor and 1500 MB of RAM.
>  After Windows XP went dormant, I thought that I would try Linux (Loaded
> Linux Mint 16) to learn something new.  Have had a lot of fun and
> headaches, e.g. trying to get Quicken to work through Wine; still
> unsuccessfully.
>
> While I am reasonably competent at solving most computer problems in
> Windows, and can follow instructions from the web as well as most, I know
> little about Linux and Bash commands.  Mondo may be beyond my capabilities,
> but hey, I love a challenge.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.
>
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I have Linux Mint 14 Mate installed. which version of "Mondo Rescue" do 
I need to download and install, and where can I download it from?

Thank you

Dennis

I successfully installed Mindi Busybox, Mindi, and Mondo on my computer 
in that order.  When trying to run Mindi for the first time, I got the 
message shown in the second of two attached screen shots.  Also attached 
is the mindi.log file per the message request in the terminal window.  
My computer is an old one with an AMD Athlon XP 2000 processor and 1500 
MB of RAM.  After Windows XP went dormant, I thought that I would try 
Linux (Loaded Linux Mint 16) to learn something new.  Have had a lot of 
fun and headaches, e.g. trying to get Quicken to work through Wine; 
still unsuccessfully.

While I am reasonably competent at solving most computer problems in 
Windows, and can follow instructions from the web as well as most, I 
know little about Linux and Bash commands.  Mondo may be beyond my 
capabilities, but hey, I love a challenge.  Any thoughts would be 
appreciated.