On 04/11/2012 07:12 AM, Marco Carcano wrote:
amfetchdump DailySet1 alu01.alumetal.local D:/Contract 20120407112059
4 volume(s) needed for restoration
The following volumes are needed: DailySet1-08 DailySet1-09
DailySet1-010 DailySet1-011
Press enter when ready
amfetchdump: 1: restoring split dumpfile: date 20120407112059 host
alu01.alumetal.local disk "D:/Contract" part 1/UNKNOWN lev 0 comp .gz
program pkzip
amfetchdump: 2: restoring split dumpfile: date 20120407112059 host
alu01.alumetal.local disk "D:/Contract" part 2/UNKNOWN lev 0 comp .gz
program pkzip
... varius line like the above ones
amfetchdump: 4: restoring split dumpfile: date 20120407112059 host
alu01.alumetal.local disk "D:/Contract" part 34/UNKNOWN lev 0 comp .gz
program pkzip
amfetchdump: 5: restoring split dumpfile: date 20120407112059 host
alu01.alumetal.local disk "D:/Contract" part 35/UNKNOWN lev 0 comp .gz
program pkzip
ERROR: /usr/bin/gzip exited with status 1
It restored 35 part, Did it restored the complete backup?
Run: amadmin DailySet1 find alu01.alumetal.local 'D:/Contract'
20120407112059
Did it list exactly 35 part?
I copied the dumped file (35GB) to a Windows system and tried to open
it with 7zip, but it complained that it was not a zipped file
What kind of file is it?
run the 'file' command on the file
You can also try amfetchdump with the -l argument:
$ amfetchdump -l DailySet1 alu01.alumetal.local D:/Contract 20120407112059
The resulting file should be gziped file.
'dd' restore only only part, you must restore all parts (35) and
manually 'cat' them to get the complete backup image.
Jean-Louis
