On 04/06/10 22:26, ikkysleepy wrote:
> Hey, can you tell me if this is possible to search for particular
> files in the backup?
Using what? Do you mean select specific files for restore, or do you
mean you want to search backed-up data for a specific file without
knowing beforehand where it was backed up from? Or something else again?
The first is, of course, built in. The second would require a custom
SQL query (via the console sqlquery command) to locate the file so that
you could select it for restore. Probably something somewhat like this
ought to do it, assuming you know the client it was backed up from:
SELECT j.Job, p.Path, n.Name FROM File AS f
LEFT JOIN Path AS p ON f.PathID = p.PathId
LEFT JOIN Filename AS n ON f.FilenameId = n.FilenameId
LEFT JOIN Job AS j ON f.JobId = j.JobId
LEFT JOIN Client AS c ON j.ClientID = c.ClientId
WHERE c.Name = "your client here"
AND n.Name = "your filename here"
ORDER BY j.Job, p.Path;
here's an example, run directly against the Catalog because I didn't
feel like firing up a Bacula console just to make a SQL query :)
mysql> SELECT p.Path, n.Name FROM File AS f LEFT JOIN Path AS p ON
f.PathID = p.PathId LEFT JOIN Filename AS n ON f.File.ClientID =
c.ClientId WHERE c.Name = "babylon5" AND n.Name = "gcc" ORDER BY c.Name,
j.Job, p.Path;
+---------------------------------------+------+
| Path | Name |
+---------------------------------------+------+
| /usr/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-bin/4.3.4/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/distcc/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/share/bash-completion/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/ccache/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-bin/4.3.4/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/ccache/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/distcc/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/share/bash-completion/ | gcc |
| /usr/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-bin/4.3.4/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/ccache/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/lib/distcc/bin/ | gcc |
| /usr/share/bash-completion/ | gcc |
+---------------------------------------+------+
15 rows in set (4 min 12.65 sec)
I omitted job information from the output in this example because the
output would have been too wide and hard to read. A query like this
will tell you all the locations on that client from where a file of that
specified name was backed up, and which job(s) each one was backed up in.
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