Archecker error
Hi Family,
I tried to use archecker utility to verify my archives,
but every time I get the same stupid error:
ERROR: Blocksize mismatch 32768 != 32768
I tried different values for blocksize parameters in onconfig
and ac_config files with no success.
Following are my current settings:
onconfig:
TAPEDEV /dev/rmt0h # Tape device path
TAPEBLK 32 # Tape block size (Kbytes)
ac_config:
AC_TAPEDEV /dev/rmt0h
AC_TAPEBLOCK 32
After issuing:
archecker -tdvs
in my ac_msg.log I get:
01/06/99 12:30:05
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STATUS: Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.30.FC4
Program Name: archecker
Version: 4.3
Released: 06/05/98 15:19
Compiled: 06/05/98 15:21 on OSF1 V4.0 878
STATUS: AC_STORAGE /usr/arc
STATUS: AC_MSGPATH /usr/arc/ac_msg.log
STATUS: AC_VERBOSE on
DEBUG: AC_CHUNK_LRUS 50
DEBUG: AC_SLOTCHECK 3
DEBUG: AC_FIND_FILE ./find_file
DEBUG: AC_TAPEDEV /dev/rmt0h
DEBUG: AC_TAPEBLOCK 32
DEBUG: AC_OL_VERSION 7
DEBUG: AC_DEBUG 1
TIME: [01/06/99 12:30:05] All old validation files removed.
TIME: [01/06/99 12:30:08] Tape 1 started
ERROR: Blocksize mismatch 32768 != 32768
My platform:
IDS 7.30.FC4-1
Digital UNIX 4.0d
Thanks for any help.
Mladen
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Mladen Jovanovski E-mail: mladen@ultra.com.mk
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Mladen Jovanovski wrote:
>
> Hi Family,
>
> I tried to use archecker utility to verify my archives,
> but every time I get the same stupid error:
>
> ERROR: Blocksize mismatch 32768 != 32768
>
> I tried different values for blocksize parameters in onconfig
> and ac_config files with no success.
>
> Following are my current settings:
>
> onconfig:
>
> TAPEDEV /dev/rmt0h # Tape device path
> TAPEBLK 32 # Tape block size (Kbytes)>
> ac_config:
>
> AC_TAPEDEV /dev/rmt0h
> AC_TAPEBLOCK 32
Sounds like a bug and an easy one to fix. Report it to tech support
and see if they have a fix.
Art S. Kagel