Hello Everybody,
Yes, I am coming. Thanks for calling me here :-)
Baculum / Bacularis always use full as a base + incremental or
differential backups.
In the restore wizard close to the radio button with the "Selected
backup" restore method there is green help icon where is described the
way how
On 10/27/23 16:17, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Having looked at the job log from a Baculum restore I can see that it is going
back to the last full and restoring full,
diffs, incrs in order.
Is it not possible to restore from a particular job alone in Baculum as is
possible with bconsole?
Knowing
On 10/27/23 16:09, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
>
Yes Bill that is very helpful.
Glad I could help!
It is exactly as you say when I use bconsole restore. That works. I must have made a mistake when I tried with bconsole
previously.
I'm not able to reproduce that behaviour using Baculum, it alway
Having looked at the job log from a Baculum restore I can see that it is
going back to the last full and restoring full, diffs, incrs in order.
Is it not possible to restore from a particular job alone in Baculum as is
possible with bconsole?
-Chris-
On Fri, 27 Oct 2023, 23:09 Chris Wilkinson,
Yes Bill that is very helpful.
It is exactly as you say when I use bconsole restore. That works. I must
have made a mistake when I tried with bconsole previously.
I'm not able to reproduce that behaviour using Baculum, it always restores
from a full irrespective of the level of the job being rest
Resending to list. Accidentally directly replied to Chris...
On 10/27/23 14:46, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Till now I have only ever done restores of full backups using the restore wizard of Baculum. When I did a restore of an
Incremental backup, I found that it reverted to restoring the last full
I don't see any options to specify level either in Baculum or bconsole
restore? Level has no meaning in a restore context since we restore jobs
that have a defined level.
-Chris-
On Fri, 27 Oct 2023, 22:08 Rob Gerber, wrote:
> As far as I know you should only need one restore job.
>
> Have you
As far as I know you should only need one restore job.
Have you tried specifying which level to actually use when you did the
restore? Like in bconsole I think you'd add "level=incremental" to the end
of the restore command. In baculum/bacularis you would click the drop-down
box where it said "ful
Till now I have only ever done restores of full backups using the restore
wizard of Baculum. When I did a restore of an Incremental backup, I found
that it reverted to restoring the last full backup. I get exactly the same
behaviour using bconsole restore.
This is the restore job resource.
Job {
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> Will wildir c:/* on exclude options remove all files from backup, won't it?
> I think you have to look on the include/exlude wildcards use wild files nor
> wild dir ?
And
> I meant : You don't need exclude block just include c:/program fil
The problem is that your second options clauses matches the directory
"C:/Program Files" so that is excluded and the first options clause is never
used.
Have a look at the example about "My Pictures" in
https://www.bacula.org/13.0.x-manuals/en/main/Configuring_Director.html#SECTION00221100
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