Valerio Pachera wrote:
> I wonder wy, on bat (the qt gui), it doen't show files directly under
> the backued up folder but only files in into subdirectories.
> Did you experienced the same problem?
Sorry - I'm exclusively bconsole user (command line).
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2011/2/1 Bart Swedrowski :
> 3: Enter list of comma separated JobIds to select
This is ecactly what I was looking for.
I wonder wy, on bat (the qt gui), it doen't show files directly under
the backued up folder but only files in into subdirectories.
Did you experienced the same problem?
I'm
Valerio Pachera wrote:
> As you can see, there is only one file. A different version of this
> file has to exist for each bacup.
>
> But by bacula console I can only mark the latest version.
> Do you know ho I can select prevous versions?
Restore job allows you to select a date range from where yo
2011/2/1 Bart Swedrowski :
> Also you may find "dir" command quite useful. It took me a while before I
> found out it being equivalent of "ls -al"...
Thanks!
I notice that bacula select automaticaly the data since the last
incremental (and its relative full).
Take this example:
I have this job l
Valerio Pachera wrote:
> I see only one and I don't even know which date correspond.
Also you may find "dir" command quite useful. It took me a while before
I found out it being equivalent of "ls -al"...
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2011/2/1 Jari Fredriksson :
> You have to cd backup
> Then ls
>
> "ls foldername" does not work in Bacula, like one would think.
Great!! I lost so much time on that stupid thing.
Now I can se mu file name.
But how can I choose the version?
I see only one and I don't even know which date correspond
> I type ls
>
> $ ls
> c:\backup/
>
> so the folder is there...but there's no way to see the content:
>
> ls c:\\backup
> ---empty---
>
> Whant am I doing wrong?
>
You have to cd backup
Then ls
"ls foldername" does not work in Bacula, like one would think.
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