Hello,
Ideally, you have a bsr file of the last catalog backup where you also
backed up the Bacula configuration files. In addition, ideally, you
have a either running or are able to rebuild a Bacula install on another
machine or on the machine where you lost the OS.
Then it is simply a matter o
Radosław Korzeniewski wrote on 06/29/2015 12:33 AM:
> No, you need a bextract command to restore all your configuration and your
> catalog database backup from archive volumes (do you have your bsr files
> somewhere, right?).
no i don't know where those are but i was able to make some progress...
Hello,
2015-06-29 8:08 GMT+02:00 scar :
> this is extremely frustrating! :(
> im reading the section about bscan[1],
No, you need a bextract command to restore all your configuration and your
catalog database backup from archive volumes (do you have your bsr files
somewhere, right?).
When you
I just read your first message. Are you sure you weren't dumping backing up the
db dump already? Also you should only need to define the client from which you
are trying to restore.
On June 29, 2015 1:08:15 PM GMT+07:00, scar wrote:
>this is extremely frustrating! :(
>im reading the section abo
Last I had to use bscan it worked fine by the simple docs...takes a long time
though. As for backing up your conf and database that is defined in the example
configurations. You should never rely on a backup tool you have not tested the
restore procedures with.
On June 29, 2015 1:08:15 PM GMT+0
this is extremely frustrating! :(
im reading the section about bscan[1], which is what i need to use
right? i dont understand how this all works and its stressing me out.
apparently i need to re-define my clients in the bacula-dir.conf? what
does that consist of? there is already one Client defi
