Hi All, I'm performing a restore and find that the file ownerships are not restored correctly. Someone chown'ed all the files recursively yesterday so I want to restore to a new location and used the restored files to recover the correct ownerships.
As root user I use the following command: dsmc restore "/home/mckinnon/" -subdir=yes -inact -replace=all -date=3 -pitd=2008-05-03 -pitt=22:30:00 /tmp/recovery/ and the result is: ls -la /tmp/recovery/mckinnon/ total 40 -rw-r--r-- 1 taitd taitd 7242 Jul 27 2007 passwd.20070727_11:20:59 -rw-r--r-- 1 taitd taitd 8318 Jul 27 2007 passwd.20070727_11:25:24 -rw-r--r-- 1 taitd taitd 8430 Jul 27 2007 passwd.20070727_11:25:25 drwx------ 2 mckinnon wheel 4096 Jun 12 2007 reval drwxrwxr-x 2 mckinnon mckinnon 4096 Jun 7 2007 shared The directories have been restored with the correct ownership but the files are owned by the incorrect userid. The chown was issued on 2008-05-05 so a recovery to Sat 2008-05-03 should bring them all back with the correct owner but does not. Any ideas? Regards, Aree Hagopian SSO Managed Storage - Backup & Recovery Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Team Mailbox: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
