Hi All,
The solution is probably obvious to many of you, so I apologize in advance
for this question. However, I am having the hardest time trying to restore
files from a Windows server to another Windows server without the files
being hidden. Say I have this scenario:
I want to restore this fi
Hello,
i restored 40gb of data from bacula 5.0.2 to an windows7 through
the client. path was where=c:\\restore.
the files where transferred successfully, the directory was created
but on the windows7 machine i can`t see any files.
When i click on the restore directory > properties of c:\\restore
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 7:41 AM, James
Harper wrote:
>>
>> I'm new to bacula and am considering it for a back up solution for a
> small
>> business.
>>
>> I've gotten the impression from reading the docs and wiki that it is
> difficult
>> to restore a windows system (like windows server 2003 for in
Hi,
There is no problem to restore some files to windows
just make sure that you are backup the dump files of the SQL (i didn't
checked it with live database)
I already make some restores to Windows and there are no problem with it
The only "problem" is that you can't restore the entire windows
>
> I'm new to bacula and am considering it for a back up solution for a
small
> business.
>
> I've gotten the impression from reading the docs and wiki that it is
difficult
> to restore a windows system (like windows server 2003 for instance)
after a
> wipe.
>
> Couldn't I just reinstall the OS
I'm new to bacula and am considering it for a back up solution for a small
business.
I've gotten the impression from reading the docs and wiki that it is
difficult to restore a windows system (like windows server 2003 for
instance) after a wipe.
Couldn't I just reinstall the OS, the registry back
On Wed, 27 May 2009 02:24:00 +0200, James Harper
wrote:
>> I still haven't found a way to tell bacula to restore on a partition
>> different
>> than C: on windows fd.
>> Most of my customers have a smaller C: containing the system, and a
>> second
>> drive to hold big data, so this becomes
Perhaps you need to use forward slashes?
James Harper wrote:
Hello,
I still haven't found a way to tell bacula to restore on a partition
different
than C: on windows fd.
Most of my customers have a smaller C: containing the system, and a
second
drive to hold big data, so this
>
> Hello,
> I still haven't found a way to tell bacula to restore on a partition
different
> than C: on windows fd.
> Most of my customers have a smaller C: containing the system, and a
second
> drive to hold big data, so this becomes a trouble when I have to
restore a big
> amount of data.
> How
Hello,
I still haven't found a way to tell bacula to restore on a partition different
than C: on windows fd.
Most of my customers have a smaller C: containing the system, and a second
drive to hold big data, so this becomes a trouble when I have to restore a big
amount of data.
How should I writ
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 01:34:24 +0100, Thomas Lindgaard
wrote:
> cwd is: /
> $ ls
> C:/
> $ cd C:/
> cwd is: C:/
> $ ls
> /
> $
>
> I can not change directories for some reason... I have tried doing the
> same using the Webmin Bacula Module and the bwx-console with similar
> results.
I thought th
Hi
I have an Ubuntu server running Bacula and a Windows laptop sending
backups to it. The backups seem to work just fine - but I can not
restore files.
This is what I get from a restore session in bconsole:
*restore
First you select one or more JobIds that contain files
to be restored. You wi
Foo wrote:
> The file selection subsection is a little bit broken, my experience with
> this is that you need to know the exact syntax in both config and while
> selecting files. For example, I notice you have a capital C: while in my
> backups I have a lower case c:, maybe try using it witho
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 19:18:16 +0100, Thomas Lindgaard
wrote:
> 5 Jobs, 42,937 files inserted into the tree.
>
> You are now entering file selection mode where you add (mark) and
> remove (unmark) files to be restored. No files are initially added,
> unless
> you used the "all" keyword on the c
Thomas Lindgaard wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have an Ubuntu server running Bacula and a Windows laptop sending
> backups to it. The backups seem to work just fine - but I can not
> restore files.
>
> This is what I get from a restore session in bconsole:
>
> *restore
>
> First you select one or more Jo
Hi
I have an Ubuntu server running Bacula and a Windows laptop sending
backups to it. The backups seem to work just fine - but I can not
restore files.
This is what I get from a restore session in bconsole:
*restore
First you select one or more JobIds that contain files
to be restored. You wi
Hi, all.
sorry for poor english.
Have the following problem:
when restore, windows host, have other 8.3 filenames for long files,
than was at original filesystem.
Seems order of creation files/dirs matter.
forexample, original host folders - 8.3 names:
Microsoft Office - MICROS~1
Microsoft SQL Se
Thanks. Will 2.0.3 win client work with the 1.38 director?
-Original Message-
From: Robert Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 3:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Bacula-users] Windows restore to different location problem
Version 1.39.22 is a
---OpenSUSE 10.2, dir, sd, fd; Bacula 2.0.3; HP-Ultrium 1x8 Autoloader (with 7
slots full and one empty )---
---WindowsXP SP2, fd; Bacula 2.0.3---
I have this when I click the final OK button in the restore mode (wx-console) :
115 files marked.
$ done
Bootstrap records written to /var/bacula/il
e.net
> Subject: [Bacula-users] Windows restore to different location problem
>
> Trying to restore to a windows 2000 server, marked this directory.
>
> d:/Public/Databases
>
> Changed restore 'where' with mod to
>
> d:/Public/restored
>
>
> I
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I'm not a Windows bacula person, but it seems to me I've seen a lot of
d:\\public\\restored, rather than single forward slash. Can anyone
confirm the proper slash type?
(Backups made the wrong way were a problem at one point too!)
Yuri T wrote:
> Tr
Trying to restore to a windows 2000 server, marked this directory.
d:/Public/Databases
Changed restore 'where' with mod to
d:/Public/restored
I get this error as if bacula is trying to create the win root directory in
the subdirectory.
Error: Cannot create directory d:: ERR=Invalid argu
Trying to restore to a windows 2000 server, marked this directory.
d:/Public/Databases
Changed restore 'where' with mod to
d:/Public/restored
I get this error as if bacula is trying to create the win root directory in
the subdirectory.
Error: Cannot create directory d:: ERR=Invalid argum
On Fri, 2007-02-16 at 17:42 -0500, Joseph S. Rizzari wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have 1 full backup of a machine and several incrementals. I
> performed a restore using BartPE. Everything seems like it restored,
> I started with a formatted drive and now all the files are there, but
> the machine won'
Hello,
I have 1 full backup of a machine and several incrementals. I performed a
restore using BartPE. Everything seems like it restored, I started with a
formatted drive and now all the files are there, but the machine won't boot.
It just hangs before any OS is loaded. I'm guessing it has
> BTW: the machine that I have been testing on is a clone of our Domain
> Controller / Exchange Server. With the exception of the minor
glitches
> mentioned above, after the restore the system came up just fine and
> users were able to log in and get their at their email. I'm still not
> an exper
Onsdag 17 januar 2007 22:11 skrev Dwight Tovey:
> I've still got a couple of minor issues with restoring a Windows system
> while using a BartPE CD:
>
> * Specifying the target for the restore. The system currently has the
> following partitions:
>Part 1 - 100G Primary partition defined as C
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 11:34 +1100, James Harper wrote:
> > I've still got a couple of minor issues with restoring a Windows
> system
> > while using a BartPE CD:
> >
> > * Specifying the target for the restore. The system currently has the
> > following partitions:
> >Part 1 - 100G Primary
No, not kidding. I agree, it is difficult to tell most of the time in
email.
I've been using Backup Exec for years. Once Symantec bought out
Veritas, things have gone decidedly south with the product. A crying
shame. Same thing happened when they acquired Powerquest's product
line of disc
> > It should do. Even Backup Exec will not restore the exchange and SQL
> > databases (except I think the actual backup exec database itself) as
> > part of the disaster recovery restore. You have to restore the disk
> > volumes and system state and then boot up and restore the databases.
>
>
On Jan 17, 2007, at 6:37 PM, James Harper wrote:
>> The other option that came to mind would be to recover the C
>> partition, boot the machine into Windows, finish creating the
>> remaining partition(s) and restore the balance of the machine while
>> in Windows. After all, we now have a nic
> The other option that came to mind would be to recover the C
> partition, boot the machine into Windows, finish creating the
> remaining partition(s) and restore the balance of the machine while
> in Windows. After all, we now have a nice wintel version of bacula we
> can use.
If the machi
> I've still got a couple of minor issues with restoring a Windows
system
> while using a BartPE CD:
>
> * Specifying the target for the restore. The system currently has the
> following partitions:
>Part 1 - 100G Primary partition defined as C:
>Part 2 - 400G Extended partition
>Pa
On Jan 17, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Dwight Tovey wrote:
> I've still got a couple of minor issues with restoring a Windows
> system
> while using a BartPE CD:
>
> * Specifying the target for the restore. The system currently has the
> following partitions:
>Part 1 - 100G Primary partition defin
I've still got a couple of minor issues with restoring a Windows system
while using a BartPE CD:
* Specifying the target for the restore. The system currently has the
following partitions:
Part 1 - 100G Primary partition defined as C:
Part 2 - 400G Extended partition
Part 3 - 400G Logi
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 October 2006 02:53, Tim Schaab wrote:
>> Howdy All,
>>
>> I am testing Bacula for a backup solution for the department's users and
>> servers. When testing a Windows XP restore, I keep getting a Zlib buffer
>> errors like the following:
>>
>> > 9-Oct 13:37 bar
version 1.38.11
I'm trying to restore to a different directory on the the same machine that
was backed up. Ther is a c:\ and d:\ drive. I created the directory
"d:\Public\Restores" that I wanted to use and SYSTEM has full permissions. I
still get this error
09-Oct 15:08 server1-fd: server1_re
On Tuesday 10 October 2006 09:42, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 October 2006 02:53, Tim Schaab wrote:
> > Howdy All,
> >
> > I am testing Bacula for a backup solution for the department's users and
> > servers. When testing a Windows XP restore, I keep getting a Zlib buffer
> > errors like
On Tuesday 10 October 2006 02:53, Tim Schaab wrote:
> Howdy All,
>
> I am testing Bacula for a backup solution for the department's users and
> servers. When testing a Windows XP restore, I keep getting a Zlib buffer
> errors like the following:
>
> > 9-Oct 13:37 bartpe-fd: Windows_Full_Restor
Howdy All,
I am testing Bacula for a backup solution for the department's users and
servers. When testing a Windows XP restore, I keep getting a Zlib buffer
errors like the following:
> 9-Oct 13:37 bartpe-fd: Windows_Full_Restore.2006-10-09_18.28.42
Error: Uncompression error on file C:/bacu
On Friday 15 September 2006 23:20, Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
>
> On Fri, 15 Sep 2006, Dan Langille wrote:
>
> > Large volumes on *disk* slow down the restore if you're trying to get
> > one file back. GREATLY. Try it. I suggest smaller volumes. e.g.
> > 2GB.
>
> Yup, not only have I tried it, b
On 15 Sep 2006 at 16:20, Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, 15 Sep 2006, Dan Langille wrote:
>
> > Large volumes on *disk* slow down the restore if you're trying to get
> > one file back. GREATLY. Try it. I suggest smaller volumes. e.g.
> > 2GB.
>
> Yup, not only have I tried it, but it
On Fri, 15 Sep 2006, Dan Langille wrote:
> Large volumes on *disk* slow down the restore if you're trying to get
> one file back. GREATLY. Try it. I suggest smaller volumes. e.g.
> 2GB.
Yup, not only have I tried it, but it was question 1) in my original post.
It doesn't make any sense, real
On 15 Sep 2006 at 22:22, Arno Lehmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 9/15/2006 9:38 PM, Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
> > Howdy,
> >
> > I am running bacula-dir version 1.38.11 (28 June 2006) on FreeBSD
> > 6.1-RELEASE. I am fairly new to Bacula, and have just configured two Unix
> > machines and one Windows XP
Hi,
On 9/15/2006 9:38 PM, Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I am running bacula-dir version 1.38.11 (28 June 2006) on FreeBSD
> 6.1-RELEASE. I am fairly new to Bacula, and have just configured two Unix
> machines and one Windows XP machine with bacula-fd. Backups have been
> running consiste
Howdy,
I am running bacula-dir version 1.38.11 (28 June 2006) on FreeBSD
6.1-RELEASE. I am fairly new to Bacula, and have just configured two Unix
machines and one Windows XP machine with bacula-fd. Backups have been
running consistently for several weeks now without issue to a USB2.0
attached
I will give that a try. Thanks!
Drew Tomlinson wrote:
On 11/23/2005 11:57 AM Karl Hungus wrote:
Here is my fileset. Does this look incorrect?
FileSet {
Name = "Matt Windows Set"
Include {
Options {
signature = MD5
}
File = C:\CMI_Photos
It is incorrect as you have a
On 11/23/2005 11:57 AM Karl Hungus wrote:
Here is my fileset. Does this look incorrect?
FileSet {
Name = "Matt Windows Set"
Include {
Options {
signature = MD5
}
File = C:\CMI_Photos
It is incorrect as you have a backslash just as Arno suspected. Replace
with "C:/CMI_Ph
Here is my fileset. Does this look incorrect?
FileSet {
Name = "Matt Windows Set"
Include {
Options {
signature = MD5
}
File = C:\CMI_Photos
}
Exclude {
}
}
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
On 23.11.2005 18:13, Karl Hungus wrote:
I created a restore job to restore
Hello,
On 23.11.2005 18:13, Karl Hungus wrote:
I created a restore job to restore files to my Windows desktop machine.
No matter how I format the Where variable I get the following error:
23-Nov 12:05 matt-windows-office-fd:
MattOffice_RestoreFiles.2005-11-23_12.00.27 Error:
c:\cygwin\ho
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunatly I get the same results :(
Where = C:/tmp
Error:
c:\cygwin\home\kern\bacula\k\src\win32\findlib\../../findlib/create_file.c:340
Could not open C:/tmp/C/\CMI_Photos/photos/: ERR=The system cannot find
the path specified.
Any other ideas???
Thanks!
I think the problem is here:
Where = C:/\tmp
replace to
Where = C:/tmp
No backslash is acceptable even restoring to windows file system.
Wanderson
Karl Hungus wrote:
I created a restore job to restore files to my Windows desktop
machine. No matter how I format the Where variable I get
I created a restore job to restore files to my Windows desktop machine.
No matter how I format the Where variable I get the following error:
23-Nov 12:05 matt-windows-office-fd:
MattOffice_RestoreFiles.2005-11-23_12.00.27 Error:
c:\cygwin\home\kern\bacula\k\src\win32\findlib\../../findlib/c
Hi, again, not so quickly.
Well, I did something...
Looked into my daily incrementals (So I don't have to change tapes ;-)
and selected one directory with two files.
The dir was c:/Programme/F-Secure Anti-Virus/Common
I started a restore job using the job ID.
I cd'ed to C:/Programme/F-Secure Anti
Hi.
Quickly, again.
Ray Pengelly wrote:
...
This was the output from the original backup not the restore. These two
files are encrypted so they can't be opened. It still completed the backup.
It just skipped these two files. It doesn't seem to be causing the troubles
I'm having.
Oops. I should hav
Another quick response:
>Arno Lehman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Ray Pengelly wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the quick response,
> >
> >
> >>Arno Lehman wrote:
> >>Hi.
> >>
> >>Ray Pengelly wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>
> > The backup completes ok with this output:
> > 31-Mar 10:24 dmstore-dir: Start Backup JobId 6
Hello,
Ray Pengelly wrote:
Thanks for the quick response,
Arno Lehman wrote:
Hi.
Ray Pengelly wrote:
Something weird is going on with Windows restores. I have been over the
manual. I have been testing and recreating this problem and cannot
figure out what is going on. This might be a bit length
Thanks for the quick response,
>Arno Lehman wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Ray Pengelly wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Something weird is going on with Windows restores. I have been over the
> > manual. I have been testing and recreating this problem and cannot
> > figure out what is going on. This might be a bit leng
Hi.
Ray Pengelly wrote:
Something weird is going on with Windows restores. I have been over the
manual. I have been testing and recreating this problem and cannot
figure out what is going on. This might be a bit lengthy but I don’t
know how else to explain it.
Oh, I love long-winded stuff :-)
B
Something weird is going on with Windows restores. I have
been over the manual. I have been testing and recreating this problem and cannot
figure out what is going on. This might be a bit lengthy but I don’t know
how else to explain it.
I was running bacula 1.36.1 and I upgraded to 1.36
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