Foo wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 11:58:09 +0100, Bruno Friedmann <br...@ioda-net.ch>
> wrote:
>
>> Sorry this seems stupid but when I enter in a restore
>> I use the choice 3 ( list of jobids )
>>
>> get my / rebuild
>> If I issue a find *.bak it find and list all what I want to mark and
>> restore (recurse also)
>> but giving a
>> mark *.bak give 0 file marked
>>
>> help say mark dir/file to be restored recursively, wildcards allowed
>
> The recursive behaviour is broken, as well as listing already marked files
> outside of the directory they are in, in every version I used so far (2.0
> - 2.4.3).
>
> My workaround for this is:
>
> - use 'list jobs' or 'list jobname="<jobname>" to find the jobid you need,
> use '@output /tmp/foo' then 'list files jobid=<nnn>', then '@output' to
> dump the file list to /tmp/foo
> - on a single line (hopefully not munged by the list/by browsers):
> grep ".bak " /tmp/foo | awk '{ gsub(/^\|\ |\ +\|$/,""); print }' | awk -F
> "/" '{ printf ("cd \""); for (i=1; i<NF; i++) printf ("%s/", $i); printf
> ("\"\n"); print "mark \"" $NF "\"" }' >/tmp/foo2
>
> Note the space behind the extension, this makes sure we only get files
> that end with this (so .bak.2 and similar will not be restored). The awks
> strip leading/trailing pipes and spaces, then strip off path (using '/' as
> separator), does a cd to the path, then marks the file (NF is number of
> fields on the line, $NF is last field).
>
> - in bconsole do restore, during file selection do '@input /tmp/foo2' -
> this will dump the file we just created above resulting in a bunch of cd
> and mark statements executed by bconsole. Use estimate or count to see how
> many files you marked, should be the same as 'wc -l /tmp/foo2'.
>
> With lots of files this is slow, it could be optimized to cd to a dir only
> once and use wildcards for marking instead of the full filename, but
> that's left up to the reader :)
>
Thanks foo for the script (awk is not my favorite friends and have some
difficulties to talk with it )
Did you think it's possible to run this against a 50000 files results.
But I've just found a way to have an unlimited history in the new kde4 konsole.
which save me ...
Now just have to insert it in the bconsole restore command.
Really I appreciate the script, which would certainly be used one day or
another.
Thanks.
--
Bruno Friedmann
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