On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 14:45:37 +0100, Bruno Friedmann <br...@ioda-net.ch>
wrote:
> We want to restore some type of files for a determined client and we
> have define which jobid we need.
> (you can always adjust what you need ..)
>
> First we create a script for bconsole
> called mybscript
>
> restore
> 3
> 9876,9877 <- this is the jobid or jobids
> find *.log <- the pattern searched
> unmark * <- be sure to have nothing marked
> done <- close restore
> quit <- exit bconsole
>
> So we launch our script by issuing a
>
> cat mybscript | bconsole > /tmp/my_file_searched
> (you could use tail or what you want to have the output redirected ... )
> Just check that the bacula dir user could cat this output file.
>
> After we edit this file to cut all lines concerning bconsole message.
> (if your log file is too big to be directly edited so can use head &
> tail to cut it cf to man)
To automate that:
cat /tmp/mybscript | bconsole | awk '/\$ unmark/{p=0};p;/\$ find/{p=1};'
>/tmp/my_file_searched
This assumes that there will be exactly one instance of "$ find" and "$
unmark" in the file, so don't add more find statements to 'mybscript'.
> After we launch the restore
> echoing to bconsole or directly in bconsole (this will permit to change
> destination, level, runtime etc...)
>
> bconsole
> restore client=YOUR-fd jobid=9876,9877 file=</tmp/my_file_searched
>
> the rest is normal operation like describe in documentation
>
>
> That's all folks.
>
> This procedure is LGPL licenced.
My addition is public domain ;)
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