Hi, Thanks for your answer. After reading the documentation, I just realized that when restoring a directory (restore command, option 11 :Enter a list of directories to restore for found JobIds) , only files will be restored, subdirectories will not be restored unless you explicitly enter their names. would anybody know another way to restore a specific directory and all its files + subdirectories? thanks Olivier Craig Ringer wrote: Olivier Riche wrote:Hi,I am using bacula 5.0.1 on linux opensuse 64bits and would like to report a strange behaviour for the restore directory feature. When I restore a user's directory using bconsole, some sub-folders are missing and are not restored.How are you restoring? Using a file list and "mark" ? A "restore all" ? If you enable detailed logging of restored files (see the manual for the messages section), does bacula-dir *think* it's restoring them? -- Craig Ringer |
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