Hello, pon., 1 mar 2021 o 11:13 Zeeshan Ali Shah <javacli...@gmail.com> napisał(a):
> Dear All, > Currently bacula storage backups in volumes and these volumes format is > bacula specific . plz correct me if I am wrong . > Yes, you are right. > > we want to store backups in as it is format for e.g lets say > > /etc > > backup should appear as a directory as it is in > > /backup (a device in storage ) > > right now it appear as a file > Bacula saves all data in the archive volume file or device specific volume, i.e. a tape or cloud objects. This volume file contains all information required for proper data restore which include raw data and associated metadata (timestamps, permissions, checksums, acls, attributes, etc.). This is similar to any other standard archive formats like tar or zip. This is how it is supposed to be done. > this is to browse backups without any extra tools > > any advice ? > What do you mean by "without any extra tools"? When you browse any other archive file formats, i.e. tar or zip you need to use a dedicated utility. This is the same for Bacula. You need a tool "bls" to list/browse contents of the archive volume. I suspect you need the "rsync" to copy the source directory to the destination and to be able to browse a destination without any extra tools, I think. I hope it helps. -- Radosław Korzeniewski rados...@korzeniewski.net
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