Dear all

the error message was indeed not related to the command itself. After 
rebooting, it vanished.

The partial restore of a directory tree I realized using grep. I wonder, it 
there are more convenient approaches:
> echo "list files jobid=3107" | bconsole -c /etc/bareos | grep 'etc' | sed 
-e 's/^\ //g' > /tmp/filelist.txt
> bconsole -c /etc/bareos |
* restore  where=/tmp/ restoreclient=utron1-fd client=utron1-fd 
storage=TapeStorage2  restorejob=RestoreFilesUtron1 jobid=3107 
replace=always  file=</tmp/filelist.txt 

Remark: bconsole produces a leading space as beginning of each line. The 
regular expression of  the  sed command weeds it out...

So again, if the same can be accomplished by using bconsole exclusively, I 
would be interested in learning about it.

Many thanks

Tilman 

On Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at 1:52:41 AM UTC+2 [email protected] 
wrote:

> I would like  to restore only a part of a backup, i.e. a directory and its 
> subdirectories. How would I do this? The file parameter seems to only work 
> for one file. Do I do this with ?
>
> restore where=/tmp restoreclient=restore-fd client=client-fd 
> storage=TapeStorage2  restorejob=RestoreFilesClient jobid=3107 
> replace=never  directory=/etc/
>
> Here I get an error message which might point to a different problem and 
> not be related to the command itself:
> Forward spacing Volume "PRV012L4" to file:block 0:1.
>  Error: stored/block.cc:1056 Read error on fd=8 at file:blk 0:1 on device 
> "TapeDrive2" (/dev/tape/by-id/scsi-3500110a00093f7ed-nst). ERR=Cannot 
> allocate memory.
>  Releasing device "TapeDrive2" 
> (/dev/tape/by-id/scsi-3500110a00093f7ed-nst).
> Fatal error: stored/fd_cmds.cc:235 Command error with FD, hanging up.
> Connected Storage daemon at restore.fritz.box:9103, encryption: 
> TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 TLSv1.3
>
>
> Thanks
> Tilman
>

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