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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #1056675 +++
I installed a fresh F20 machine and added it to my amanda rotation. My amanda server is way too old, so I still have to use the UDP services. (Given this problem I suspect that I am the only Fedora user of UDP-based amanda.) Unfortunately the systemd configuration files for amanda are incorrect, which prevents the socket from being enabled.
The amanda-udp.socket file has:
Service=amanda-udp.service
But the package itself has no file of that name, only amanda-udp@.service. Trying to start the socket gets you:
Jan 22 10:55:50 epithumia.math.uh.edu systemd[1]: Socket service amanda-udp.service not loaded, refusing.
Jan 22 10:55:50 epithumia.math.uh.edu systemd[1]: Failed to listen on Amanda Activation Socket.
which isn't the clearest message, but it is trying to say that there simply is no configured service named "amanda-udp.service".
Since you only ever want one instance of the UDP server, the .socket file is correct and simply renaming amanda-udp@.service to amanda-udp.service (and doing systemctl daemon-reload) works fine.
--- Additional comment from Doug McLaren on 2014-01-30 21:34:06 EST ---
You're not the only one using it -- I ran into the same problem.
Your fix helped me as well. Thanks!
My Amanda server isn't *that* old -- 3.3.0. Looks like I set it up in September of 2011.
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