Hello Lionel,
On 18.01.22 10:27, Lionel PLASSE wrote:
Ok
The file daemon : 9.6.6 (20Sep20) Microsoft Standard Edition (build 9200),
64-bit,Cross-compile,Win64
is under windows server 2012-r2.
I backup the entire c:\ (wilddir certain non essential directory)
I then restore the c: drive on a NTFS partitioned drive on the linux Bacula
server (directly on a ntfs drive mounted on a /restore dir) and I after plug
the drive onto my windows server (for disaster recovery),
It does not recovered NTFS acls
I've made a script which backup acls with iacls prior the backup (results in
a txt file into the backup that I restore after with ialcs in safe mode). It
works and I have a procedure to rebuild manually the bootloader, so I can deal
with it.
Maybe my mount point interferes during the restore job?
I will retest later, And check all the steps. It is a bit complex but it works,
waiting I find the time to study this case in details (sorry for my English)
You have raised the reason why it is not working. If you restore on a Windows,
you will get the attributes back. If you restore on a CIFS mount, it will not be
restored, and even some parameters like the user/group will depend on the user
used to mount the share. It's very primitive. Recent versions of Samba can map
windows attributes to extended attributes, but I think you need to backup &
restore from the same CIFS share, and it's not your goal.
The solution to the problem is to dump attributes and restore them afterward,
well done.
Best Regards,
Eric
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