Manually creating a bootstrap record: how?! Inquiring minds want to
know!
I created a client record and inadvertently left out the bootstrap
directive. No problem since it was a local test machine, but given my
ability to really hose things up it would be super to have a way to
'recover' from my own mistakes.
Erich
On Mar 22, 2006, at 4:05 AM, Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 3/22/2006 10:29 AM, Rene Brask Sørensen wrote:
Hi all
I have quite a big problem restoring a windows fileset, I can't
traverse the filetree bacula builds but when I search for the file
I want to restore I can find it. It seems like my problem comes
from my fileset definition where I have used a backslash instead
of a "front" slash.
Quite possible...
how can I restore the file ? can I just fit the fileset definition
and then restore the file ?
Well, I'd recommend correcting the file set as soon as possible,
but that will _not_ fix existing backups. For your current problem,
you could try to locate the file in question in the catalog
database and manually create a bootstrap file for it.
I never tried this, but I'm quite sure that it should be possible
and, in case that file is really important, it's definitely worh
the effort. You could also try to use bextract to dump a whole
tapes contents to a local disk, I think.
Arno
please help
Best regards
René
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