Hi Hery! On 25 Oct 01 at 11:00 you wrote:
> For example, let's say my configuration name is "Testconf" > My cartridges are labeled TestConf01, TestConf02, ... > Can anyone tell me the options I have to give amrestore (or amrecover?) > if I want to restore a file called /etc/test.txt which has been backep > up from host "seine" from filesystem "/etc"? assuming you want to restore the file on "seine" and your backup server is called "tapeserver" seine# cd /tmp seine# amrecover -C Testconf -s tapeserver -t tapeserver -d \ /dev/nsa0 (I don't know if *all* the switches are really required, but specifying them doesn't hurt) amrecover> sethost seine amrecover> setdisk /etc amrecover> add test.txt amrecover> extract After that you'll have a file /tmp/etc/test.txt, which you can copy over the original file. If you wanted the restored file to overwrite existing file immediately, you would start amrecover in /etc directory instead of /tmp. This is all assuming that /etc is separate partition, as you specified. HTH. -- Toomas Aas | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.raad.tartu.ee/~toomas/ * This message transmitted on 100% recycled electrons.
