I can't for the life of me see how that file meets my Include
statement's condition. What's going on here?
The restore can include surprising files. If Retrospect backed up a
copy of the file from a different location or even from a different
computer in the same backup set, it may offer to
John Gee wrote:
The restore can include surprising files. If Retrospect backed up a
copy of the file from a different location or even from a different
computer in the same backup set, it may offer to restore it to
effectively multiple locations.
I am not sure if this explains what you are
Hi Steve,
John has you on the right track here. Retrospect will always try to restore
everything that was in the Snapshot...no matter where it originally backed
up the files from. When we say that Retrospect was designed as restore
software, we aren't just blowing marketing smoke. It will always
Hi folks.
I'm still the newby I was a few days ago, so maybe I'm just not
getting something here.
A very strange thing happened. I have a file that does not show
up in the browser window when I check a selector, but that shows
up in the actual backup that uses that very same selector(as
