Russell Howe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Marcin Wasilewski wrote: > > I am running Bacula on 1.36.2 Debian with MySQL and it is working fine. [snip] > > What should I do to restore those files I need and do not damage anything. > > I think bscan is the tool you're looking for.
In the Debian packages that's /usr/lib/bacula/bscan.mysql (its not in the path) I ended up writing a script which I placed in the path called "bscan" that looks something like this: --- bscan.sh --- #!/bin/sh BSCAN=/usr/lib/bacula/bscan.mysql echo "\n*** bscan wrapper\n\nDevice: HP_C5713A\n" $BSCAN -c /usr/bacula/bacula-sd.conf -P password -h dbhost "$@" --- end snip --- which gets called like so: $ bscan -s -V Daily0001 HP_C5713A Where Daily0001 is the currently mounted tape you wish to bscan and HP_C5713A is the name of the device in bacula-sd.conf (I have that echo in there so I can cut & paste it ;) FWIW I did this with my own restore problem of a few weeks back, and it resurrected files from a completely different host, I was unable to use bscan to retrieve the files I needed. -- Matt
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