Hello, Dwayne Hottinger schrieb:
Sirs,
That's very formal... and you forgot the gals ;-)
Im using bacula to backup 5 Apple OS X 10.3.9 Xserves to a Linux Fedora Core 4 box with 1.2 tb harddrives in it. Backups are occuring to File. Backups run on a 7 day cycle. No problems so far. Thanks for a very good piece of software. As a k-12 public school system resources are limited. My question is, if I run a restore job, how can I see where the file was restored to? I tried show jobs, llist jobs but scrolls on terminal to fast to read, tried list jobs and that scrolls to fast. I read my bacula-dir.conf, restores are supposed to occur to /backup/bacula-restore. No files there. I need to get a file off of my backups.
The simplest solution is, during the set up of the restore, to select the right client :-)
Or have a look into the job report - it *should* tell you which path and client you restored to, although I don't have one ready at the moment...
Anyway, the most common problem when trying to find restored files seems to be the client you restored to. In case of a real emergency, simply check all your clients' /backup/bacula-restore-directories...
Arno
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