Did you try cd R<tab> to let bash complete the word? Only works if this is the ONLY R* directory, but your other commands imply it is the only one.
I have no idea how amanda will cope with your umlaut “u”. Deb Baddorf Fermilab > On Jul 9, 2020, at 4:09 AM, Stefan G. Weichinger <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I am quite sure that I already posted about this and finding my own > unsolved issue at github also tells me that: > > https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_zmanda_amanda_issues_119&d=DwIDaQ&c=gRgGjJ3BkIsb5y6s49QqsA&r=HMrKaRiCv4jddln9fLPIOw&m=mcTTO_oLjkOwBjnM7oaLggy7p6AM9pSXCGrGbwasnuY&s=p1dztCEdQXL6Pavs-4G5khhALR8Y1KjVwJSygWFzkXo&e= > > > I retried things today and have to tell that this seems broken or never > really worked OK. > > For my test I try to restore a directory called "Rückverfolgbarkeit" > > Note the german umlaut "ü" as second character. > > In amrecover I see it as: > > amrecover> ls > 2020-07-08-19-40-02 "R�ckverfolgbarkeit/" > > (btw the server uses a german locale) > > But I can't cd into it or add it. > > Tried tricks like: > > (settranslate on/off ... just changes display) > > amrecover> cd "R*" > 500 "/00 - FDA-Audit/R*" is an invalid directory > Invalid directory - R* > amrecover> cd "Rü*" > 500 "/00 - FDA-Audit/Rü*" is an invalid directory > Invalid directory - Rü* > amrecover> cd "Rückverfolgbarkeit" > 500 "/00 - FDA-Audit/Rückverfolgbarkeit" is an invalid directory > amrecover> cdx "R*eit" > 500 "/00 - FDA-Audit/R*eit" is an invalid directory > Invalid directory - R*eit > > Especially "funny": > > addx "R*" > > adds *all* files and dirs to the list, not only those *beginning* with > "R" (as I expect it to do). > > - > > It's a bit annoying but I can help myself with a combination of add and > delete. But for a junior admin at a customer it would be helpful if I > could give him working instructions to specifically add one dir/file > exactly. > > And additionally the amanda-docs tell us that this should work, right? > > I assume the code always was basically written for english locale, maybe > someone can help here. >
