I'm cleaning up some old drives, and I found what appears to be a bacula backup
file on one of them. I'd like to see what's on it, but am not figuring this
out. (There's a file that has disappeared for some time, it would be nice if
it was on there and could be recovered, if it isn't or can't, oh well) I
thought that using bscan would be my first step, but I'm not sure how to mount
this file as a volume; if that's even possible. It's likely my conf files now
are very different than they were when this was created. Any suggestions?
Running this on a current Archlinux box; believe the latest version of bacula.
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