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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Amanda Configuration for Asymmetric encryption Post 302315391 by pran on Tuesday 12th of May 2009 08:18:46 AM

05-12-2009

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Amanda Configuration for Asymmetric encryption

Hi All

I configured Amanda in our LAN and it is working perfectly
When i changed configuration for Encryption it is not working ....and giving an error like this
/etc/amanda/template.d/dumptypes", line 394: dumptype parameter expected
"/etc/amanda/template.d/dumptypes", line 401: dumptype parameter expected
"/etc/amanda/template.d/dumptypes", line 408: dumptype parameter expected
"/etc/amanda/template.d/dumptypes", line 416: dumptype parameter expected
errors processing config file at /usr/sbin/amgetconf line 297.

Is there any one having any document for confguring Amanda with Assymmetric Encryption

ie, amanda configuration with /usr/sbin/amcrypt-ossl-asym script
I want to encrypt date by using public key encryption

Thanks & Regs
Pran

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