>It was my understanding that it should restore the file to whatever the
>current directory
>was when I started amrecover (or whatever I 'lcd' to). Is this not the
>case?
Sort of. It (actually, your restore program -- this has nothing
to do with Amanda) will create a directory tree in your current
working directory (or "lcd" location) with the file at the bottom.
For instance, if what you restored was /usr/local/lib/rotate.sh and
the top of the file system is /usr, then your current directory should
contain local/lib/rotate.sh.
>After following the exact procedure outlined above I look for the file
>and it's not anywhere on the filesystem. This was a TEST file. :)
What's in /tmp/amanda/amrecover*debug on the client?
>Mike
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
