Am 14.02.2025 um 20:25 schrieb Bill Arlofski via Bacula-users:
On 2/14/25 12:14 PM, Sebastian Suchanek wrote:

Hi Bill!

>> [...]
Is there any way to do such a comparison and get a list of files where
the backuped data differs from the current filesystem? (So that I can
manually check which files are *not* supposed to have changed since the
last backup and restore them, while leaving files that have been changed
on purpose untouched.) And, if yes, how can I do that?
[...]

Sounds like you are looking for Bacula's `Verify` job with level 
`DiskToCatalog`.
[...]
Thanks for your answer. It helped, however a bit indirectly. ;-)

Concerning the underlying problem, given the error messages I got, I suspected "libcrypto.so.1.1" and/or "libssl.so.1.1" to be either corrupted or missing. Even before posting my original question here on the mailing list, I tried to restore those two files from the backup, but didn't have success. (I'll get back to that in a minute.)

Following your hint, I created the following Bacula job and ran it:

--------------------- 8< ---------------------

Job {
  Name = "VerifyFiles"
  Type = Verify
  Level = DiskToCatalog
  Client = ClientInQuestion
  FileSet = "Fileset from Backup"
  Storage = LTO-Drive
  Messages = Standard
  Pool = LTO1
}

--------------------- 8< ---------------------

The job resulted in showing up some unsuspicious files like logfiles as being different, but *none* of the two files mentioned above. However, it did reveal that I messed up the restore attempt I mentioned earlier and accidentaly restored the two files in the wrong directory. So I re-ran the restore operation, this time making sure that the files went to the correct location. Et voilĂ , the system is now perfectly working again. So obviously at least one of the two files were the root cause of the original problem. Now I'm wondering: why didn't the file(s) show up during the verify job run? (BTW, for the verify job run, now tapes were loaded, so obviously at least the "full" content of the files on the system in question were not checked.) What did I do wrong?


Regards

Sebastian


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