pichi wrote:
> So to summarize:
>
> - if you have the sql file, you don't need the bsr
>
> - if you have the sql file, but it's buried somewhere in your backup
> volumes,
> the bsr is the best way to get at it quickly
>
> - if you don't have the sql file, you can fake it with bscan
>
>
> Fr
So to summarize:
- if you have the sql file, you don't need the bsr
- if you have the sql file, but it's buried somewhere in your backup
volumes,
the bsr is the best way to get at it quickly
- if you don't have the sql file, you can fake it with bscan
Frank,
Wow! That nails it for me. I u
pichi wrote:
> I did not modify anything and recovered the file with no problems. But my
> question is why was I able to recover the file without the use of the
> bootstrap file? I guess I am having conceptual problems because I though I
> needed both the .bsr and the .sql file to rebuild or am I m
>The bacula.sql file is a snapshot of the database that holds the catalog.
The
>exact set of commands required to import it has to do with the database
engine
>you're running, and is completely outside of Bacula. For example, with
mysql,
>you'd launch the mysql shell, create the database, and
pichi wrote:
> Frank,
>
> Thanks for answering my post. I appreciate it very much.
>
> The reason I am not using BSCAN is in the documentation it says:
>
> "If you find yourself using this program, you have probably done something
> wrong."
In the strictest sense, that's true. However, if you'
Frank,
Thanks for answering my post. I appreciate it very much.
The reason I am not using BSCAN is in the documentation it says:
"If you find yourself using this program, you have probably done something
wrong."
That kind of made me not want to use it but I will definately give it a try.
I wil
pichi wrote:
> Hello to all,
>
> I am new to Bacula and LINUX in general. I have read the documentation and
> most of it makes sense to me. I am trying to roll out a production install
> of Bacula for a small shop (20 machines in all). But I wanted to experiment
> with Bacula before putting it to
Hello to all,
I am new to Bacula and LINUX in general. I have read the documentation and
most of it makes sense to me. I am trying to roll out a production install
of Bacula for a small shop (20 machines in all). But I wanted to experiment
with Bacula before putting it to real work. We are going
