> containing resource forks should work properly with either version of > bacula that I have tested. What I am seeing however is that these > files are listed with a size of zero in both bconsole (during setup > of a restore job, by doing a "dir" during file selection) and also on > the client after the restore is complete (the resultant files are > zero kilobytes).
The outer file may very well be zero bytes (that's the classic "data fork"). Assuming your file is named "foo", do this: # ls -l foo/..namedfork/rsrc -- Jorj
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