Hi,
I've now got to the stage of restoring files and am trying to select a
directory to restore but the only option that works is to select all of a
backup (mark *) which is not what I want.
I have c:\data, c:\data1, c:\data2, c:\data3
I have tried
mark c:\data (no files marked)
mark c:\data\ (no files marked)
mark c:\data/ (no files marked)
mark c:\data\* (no files marked)
mark c:\data/* (no files marked)
mark c:\data\*.* (no files marked)
mark c:\data/*.* (no files marked)
mark c:\data * 8,162 files marked (but that is the entire backup, not just
everything in c:\data)
Also with capitalization, and if the case doesn't match the stored information
I get "no record found".
The target is a Windows 2008 server.
And the status window on the target never shows any activity, even when the
server is being backed up or restored.
Cheers
John
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