Dear Chandler, thank you for your email.
Job log of JobID 244: 19-Feb 15:04 backup2-dir JobId 244: Start Restore Job RestoreFiles.2019-02-19_15.03.58_47 19-Feb 15:04 backup2-dir JobId 244: Using Device "LTO-6" to read. 19-Feb 15:05 backup2-sd JobId 244: Ready to read from volume "RCWORMW-0004" on Tape device "LTO-6" (/dev/IBMtape0n). 19-Feb 15:05 backup2-sd JobId 244: Forward spacing Volume "RCWORMW-0004" to addr=109:0 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-sd JobId 244: Elapsed time=00:00:32, Transfer rate=0 Bytes/second 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: Bacula backup2-dir 9.4.1 (20Dec18): Build OS: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu ubuntu 18.04 JobId: 244 Job: RestoreFiles.2019-02-19_15.03.58_47 Restore Client: backup2-fd Where: /var/lib/bacula/bacula-restores Replace: Always Start time: 19-Feb-2019 15:04:00 End time: 19-Feb-2019 15:06:18 Elapsed time: 2 mins 18 secs Files Expected: 9 Files Restored: 0 Bytes Restored: 0 (0 B) Rate: 0.0 KB/s FD Errors: 0 FD termination status: OK SD termination status: OK Termination: Restore OK -- warning file count mismatch 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: Begin pruning Jobs older than 12 months . 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: No Jobs found to prune. 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: Begin pruning Files. 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: No Files found to prune. 19-Feb 15:06 backup2-dir JobId 244: End auto prune. This is all. The steps I did: I checked which jobs did backup on the RCWORMW-0004 volume I used the query command in bconsole (option 13 and then I typed the MediaID). There I saw that jobID 222 was what I needed: +-------+---------------------------+---------------------+------+-------+----------+-----------------+-----------+ | jobid | name | starttime | type | level | jobfiles | jobbytes | jobstatus | +-------+---------------------------+---------------------+------+-------+----------+-----------------+-----------+ | 222 | server1-job | 2019-02-16 06:46:15 | C | F | 4,747 | 947,734,512,306 | T | then I run restore in bconsole I choosed option 3 I typed 222 then I mark * (I tried to pick only one file or even 9 files does not matter) enter done, then choose the file daemon (the backup servers file daemon) to restore files to. Everything was accepted but the result is very disappointing: 0 files were restored. Meanwhile I tried bls and I can see the jobs on the tape. Then now I try bextract to restore files using a file list. Here is the bextract command I use: /opt/bacula/bin/bextract -v -V RCWORMW-0004 -i /root/inc-list.txt /dev/IBMtape0n ./ inc-list.txt contains this: d-2019-02-05.02-31.sql.gz d-2019-02-06.02-15.sql.gz d-2019-02-07.03-25.sql.gz d-2019-02-07.23-19.sql.gz d-2019-02-10.13-53.sql.gz d-2019-02-12.02-15.sql.gz d-2019-02-13.02-15.sql.gz d-2019-02-14.02-16.sql.gz d-2019-02-15.02-16.sql.gz d-2019-02-16.05-32.sql.gz (each file is about 90 GB) so far the bextract output is: 20-Feb 11:55 bextract JobId 0: Ready to read from volume "RCWORMW-0004" on Tape device "LTO-6" (/dev/IBMtape0n). currently it has been running for 3 hours but there is nothing in the destination directory. I am a bit worried that I lost my backups... because I cannot restore them :(. Thanks for help, Andras On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 12:50 AM Chandler <ad...@genome.arizona.edu> wrote: > Kindly, if you could share the job log for the restore JobId 244, it may > have some error/warning messages. Also tell us the complete steps you > are using when running the restore, it will help us. Thanks > > > _______________________________________________ > Bacula-users mailing list > Bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-users >
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