Solaris 11 - thd-806bec0: amandad: –auth=bsdtcp: invalid service

[pmorris]

Anyone seen this error on Solaris 11. This comes out of the amanndad debug log when running amcheck. Amcheck errors with: WARNING: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: selfcheck request failed: EOF on read from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.

Seems like it could be related to the service management. I'm sure someone may want additional info, just don't know what to send. Let me know and I will round it up.

Thanks

[pmorris]

This is how I ran the configure before make.

./configure --with-user=amandabackup --with-group=disk --with-config=DailySet1 --without-server --with-gnutar=/usr/gnu/bin/tar --with-bsdtcp-security

This line is in /etc/services

amanda 10080/tcp # Amanda Backup

service is online:

root:~# svcs -a | grep -i amanda
online Jun_18 svc:/network/amanda/tcp:default

This is how amandad is configured in SMF:

root:~# svcprop svc:/network/amanda/tcp:default
general/complete astring
general/enabled boolean true
general/entity_stability astring External
general/restarter fmri svc:/network/inetd:default
manifestfiles/lib_svc_manifest_network_amanda-tcp_xml astring /lib/svc/manifest/network/amanda-tcp.xml
inetconv/converted boolean true
inetconv/source_line astring amanda\ stream\ tcp\ nowait\ amandabackup\ /usr/local/libexec/amanda/amandad\ amandad\ –auth=bsdtcp\ amdump
inetconv/version integer 1
inetd/endpoint_type astring stream
inetd/isrpc boolean false
inetd/name astring amanda
inetd/proto astring tcp
inetd/wait boolean false
inetd_start/exec astring /usr/local/libexec/amanda/amandad\ –auth=bsdtcp\ amdump
inetd_start/group astring disk
inetd_start/timeout_seconds count 0
inetd_start/type astring method
inetd_start/use_profile boolean false
inetd_start/user astring amandabackup
inetd_disable/exec astring :kill
inetd_disable/timeout_seconds count 0
inetd_disable/type astring method
tm_common_name/C ustring amanda
restarter/auxiliary_state astring none
restarter/next_state astring none
restarter/state astring online
restarter/state_timestamp time 1403120846.419969000
inetd_state/cur_state integer 1
inetd_state/next_state integer 13

[pmorris]

Finally worked out a solution using "ssh" instead of "bsdtcp".