>I did
> amrestore -p \
> /amanda_holding/20001215/duchamp.tomandandy.com._Local_Users.0.1 \
> | tar xvf duchamp.tomandandy._Local_Users.0.1
In case it wasn't clear from Alexandre's reply, the first problem is
that you are using the ".1" holding disk file. The file you want should
be named:
duchamp.tomandandy.com._Local_Users.0
The second problem is that you gave the file name to tar as well as
to amrestore. It should be something like this:
amrestore -p \
/amanda_holding/20001215/duchamp.tomandandy.com._Local_Users.0.1 \
| tar xvf -
which tells tar to read from stdin and restore everything in the current
directory.
>Sandra
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
