Hello...
I solved my previous problem that I posted about. I thought I had
networker index corruption (I sort of did) that was stopping nsrd from
running, giving errors from nsrmmdbd. The problem was that my media
index directory was hosed up by fsck (we had a system crash due to
power failure). What I did was look at another networker server's
/var/nsr/mm directory and noticed that my server's directory had
a file or 2 missing/corrupted. I created them (they were 0 length)
and then nsrd started up for me.
After this, I had to do a mmrecov to get the latest media index back
off of tape.
Things are up now!
--
Ken Kleiner
System Manager
Computer Science Department
Umass Lowell
voice : 978 934 3645
fax : 978 934 3551
ken_at_cs.uml.edu
Received on Wed Dec 13 2000 - 22:15:36 NZDT