Kern Sibbald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Well, everyone is entitled to his opinion.
And thanks to the internet, we can all express it ;)
> In my case, it is not that I cannot be bothered to subscribe as you seem
> suggest. This should be obvious from the amount of time and effort I put into
Kern Sibbald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> What I don't like about this is that some users (such as myself) don't want
> to
> subscribe to lists even to get help
If you got software for free, and you can't even be bothered to do something as
simple as subscribe to a free mailing list to receive f
Russell Howe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Marcin Wasilewski wrote:
> > I am running Bacula on 1.36.2 Debian with MySQL and it is working fine.
[snip]
> > What should I do to restore those files I need and do not damage anything.
>
> I think bscan is the tool you're looking for.
In the Debian pack
Kern Sibbald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Most likely the jobs were pruned of their File table entries by your File
> retention policy, but the job records remain. Hopefully a future version will
> more explicitly warn of this. You will most likely need to bscan the
> volume(s) for those jobs.
I'm attempting a restore for a user who stored files on a server he
shouldn't have which subsequently suffered MASSIVE FILESYSTEM CORRUPTION
Er, anyhow I have this minor problem:
[... snip ...]
You have selected the following JobIds:
3152,3243,3256,3269,3281,3293,3305,3317
Building directory tre
