On Mon, 9 Sept 2024 at 08:13, Mehrdad Ravanbod
wrote:
>
> Hi marcin
>
> I got it to work thanx to your tip, there is just one detail which I
> thought u may like to know
> Unlike linux, or this to work in windows, one needs to use the strip
> prefix first and strip the windows driver letter design
On Fri, 6 Sept 2024 at 14:44, Mehrdad Ravanbod
wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> I am testing Bacula and have encountered a strange problem. When i try
> to restore files from a backup and specify another directory with suffix
> added (using the "Relocate files with prefix and/or suffix" option in
> bacula
Hi everyone
I am testing Bacula and have encountered a strange problem. When i try
to restore files from a backup and specify another directory with suffix
added (using the "Relocate files with prefix and/or suffix" option in
bacularis), bacula ignores the directory path i specify and restore
Hello,
wt., 29 mar 2022 o 11:32 Enzo Serafini via Bacula-users <
bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net> napisał(a):
> Hello everyone,
>
> Reviewing the configuration of my director, I have seen that we have a
> backup job and a restore job defined for each client. Is it necessary to
> have the resto
Thanks for your comment Heitor!
El mar, 29 mar 2022 a las 11:45, Heitor Faria ()
escribió:
> Hello Enzo,
>
> You only really need one generic Restore job as a code requirement.
> Practically, it basically serves to provide the default "where=" parameter
> default value.
> All the other restore
Hello Enzo,
You only really need one generic Restore job as a code requirement.
Practically, it basically serves to provide the default "where=" parameter
default value.
All the other restore parameters are dinamically generated by the restore
command.
Regards,
--
MSc Heitor Faria (Miami/USA)
C
Hello everyone,
Reviewing the configuration of my director, I have seen that we have a
backup job and a restore job defined for each client. Is it necessary to
have the restore job configured? I did tests, eliminating the restore job
from the servers on bacula-dir.conf and after restart bacula ser
Hi!
I'd like to give some users the ability to restore their own files, and
only those. Basically very simple: I create "Console" ressources with
corresponding restrictions. But I stumbled on one point: The restore
job checks for access to the default fileset from the job definition,
although that
Hi,
While console ACLs seem to work somehow, I could not find a way to limit
the destination when restoring a job. Well in my example below it uses
restore-my but still I can modify restore-my to restore to any directory I
want (and thus posing a problem if the machine is shared among users).
Als
