Am 22.04.2016 um 23:18 schrieb Franck Ratier:
> Yes you can do it but that requires a bit more bash scripting, you'll
> need at least to pipe commands to bconsole to get the arguments to
> build the restore command (i.e. the jobid) you want and then do
> something like:
>
> bconsole <<-EOF @output /dev/null messages @output
> $BAREOS_RESTORE_COMMAND
>
> messages @output EOF
>
> With e.g. BAREOS_RESTORE_COMMAND="restore client=$CLIENT
> restoreclient=$RESTORE_CLIENT fileset=$FILESET pool=$POOL
> storage=$STORAGE jobid=${job_id//,/} select all done yes"
>
> The parameter expansion on the jobid is useful for jobids>=1000.
>
> Hope that helps.
if multiple bconsole commands are required, I prefer using
https://www.bareos.org/en/python-bareos.html, probably in JSON mode.
Required commands could be:
# get last successful job run of a specific job
list jobs job=BackupClient1 jobstatus=T last
result: jobid=X
# if this wasn't a full, get all jobids for a full restore
.bvfs_get_jobids jobid=X
Then trigger the restore with all jobids.
Jörg
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