Hi,

After a couple of months of successful tinkering with Coda around  
here, I'm now trying to play with the backup subsystem. I've created  
partitions for backup both on the SCM and a replica server, so my / 
vice/db/vicetab looks like:

celeiro.xdi.uevora.pt   /vicepa   ftree   width=256,depth=3
codarep.xdi.uevora.pt   /vicepa   ftree   width=256,depth=3
celeiro.xdi.uevora.pt   /backup   backup
codarep.xdi.uevora.pt   /backup   backup

When I try to use the `backup' script though, here's what I get:

celeiro:/vice/db# backup /vice/db/dumplist /vice/backup

Date: Wed 03/28/2007

12:01:57 Warning: the hostname of this server (celeiro) is not listed  
in /vice/db/servers
Partition /vicepa: inodes in use: 11, total: 16777216.
12:01:58 Partition /vicepa: 19134332K available (minfree=5%),  
18958088K free.
12:01:58 Partition /backup: 19134332K available (minfree=5%),  
18958132K free.
12:01:58 VLDBLookup: VLDB_size unset. Calling VCheckVLDB()
12:01:58 VLDB_Lookup: cannot find "15"
12:01:58 Volume replica f doesn't exist!

12:01:58 Skipping backup for volume f

12:01:58
12:01:58 Attempting to retry any failed operations.
12:01:58
12:01:58 Successfully backed-up Volumes:
12:01:58
12:01:58 Only partially successfully backed-up Volumes:
12:01:58
12:01:58 Volumes that FAILED backup:
12:01:58
12:01:58 Volumes that were NOT backed-up:
12:01:58 0x7f000000                     /
12:01:58 0x7f000001                     u.paulo
12:01:58 0x7f000002                     h.johndoe
12:01:58 0x7f000003                     h.testbackup
12:01:58 Histogram of sizes of dump files

Good samples:     count = 0    mean = 0   stddev = 0   90%CI = 0

Bad samples:      underflow = 0    overflow = 0

12:01:58 Histogram of DataRates for transfer of dump files

Good samples:     count = 0    mean = 0   stddev = 0   90%CI = 0

Bad samples:      underflow = 0    overflow = 0

12:01:58

celeiro:/vice/db#

Why in the hell is it trying to find something like "15"? I find no  
such thing in my configuration files under /vice and there's no such  
thing as a volume replica "f".

Any ideas? Because I got none right now.. :-)

P.