You may use the bscan utility.
Tnd also you may have a look at manual of version of 2.44 at page 299
"Restoring When Things Go Wrong".
The manual is here http://bacula.org/en/rel-bacula.pdf
Eitan
2009/5/25 Gabriele Bulfon
> Hello,
> I have an old tape, that is no more listed in the Catalog D
On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Davi Rodrigues wrote:
> Yes, is running.
>
I am sorry. When I looked at your original email again you are asking about this
Device status:
Device "FileStorage" (/backup) is not open or does not exist.
This is normal. I mean when bacula is not actively writing to
Hey Folks,
I've been posting via the Twitter account (and need to start posting
via Identi.ca.)
In the last month or so, about 25 people have followed the Bacula
account (not counting the various spammers who I've blocked.) In turn,
I've followed 35 people who've written about Bacula.
I've twitt
Hi
I testing bacula, and I have an autoloader,
the system is able to backup and change the tape.
I destroyed my mysql, and I used
bscan -s -m -c /local/bacula/bin/bacula-sd.conf -u USER -P PASSWORD -S -v -V
TAPE-002\|TAPE-001 /dev/nst0
But the system is not able to change the tape
the I tried
bscan
On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 8:43 AM, Davi Rodrigues wrote:
> yes, this is only one server backup and nothing more.
> does not have a service other than the SSH.
> and it set to 127.0.0.1 in the director configuration.
>
> have any solution for this?
>
Open a terminal window and type
ps -e | grep bac
Hello,
I have an old tape, that is no more listed in the Catalog DB.
The only way to restore is to use bls/bextract commands.
The tape contains different jobs, some are unix machines, one is a windows
server.
The files I need to restore are the windows server job files.
I can get the job number vi
