Are you trying to restore in-place? If so, try restoring someplace else
and moving files into place.
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Marcel Gsteiger wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to use bacula for backup of my linux-vservers. These reside under a directory /vservers
in their own ext3 filesystem. The /vservers directory is chmod 0000 (the chroot barrier) and either
has "chattr +t" or "setattr --barrier" (depending on the linux-vserver version
being used).
Backup seems to work, at least the files are counted and can be found within the catalog.
But when I try to restore some file below /vservers, the director reports "ok"
and counts the file, but then no file has been written to the restore location.
I think that the chmod 0000 of the /vservers directory (or the setattr --barrier) is the problem, but I'm unsure.
Is there a way to tell bacula to ignore the attributes when restoring? Did
anybody succeed doing linux-vserver backup/restore from the host server using
bacula? I'm also unsure whether bacula saves/restores the UID/GID of the files
numerically (as it hopefully does, as each vserver has different UID/GID
assignments).
Of course, I could install a bacula-fd within each VServer and create
individual jobs, but backing up the entire /vservers partition at once would
save me a lot of configuration.
Any ideas?
Regards
--Marcel
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